| This is a dumbass question, but how should I be holding this marker to get lines like shown in demo on youtube, cuz i always get thick lines when writing in one direction, and thin in another. PLS HELP CUZ I DON'T WANT MY TAGS TO LOOK LIKE sh*t!!!!!
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| ArtPrimo: Sometimes you just dont need the crispy chisel tip. This is an example of it. You can fray out the nib by running it along sandpaper or concrete. This will loosen the fibers and give your nib a round shape. This is excellent for consistent lines.
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| The author of this question: so I should grind down the nib on concrete till its flat? (AP REPLY: No, just enough to loosen the fibers so you get a ROUND nib, not square.)so I should grind down the nib on concrete till its flat? (AP REPLY: No, just enough to loosen the fibers so you get a ROUND nib, not square.)
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| What is the best way to store the markers? laying down, standing up with the tip down, with the tip up?
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| ArtPrimo: It doesn/t matter, as long as you don/t refill them too much they shouldn/t leak. If you do, store them nib side up.
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| How well do these work for outdoor use? Will it write well on most surfaces?
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| ArtPrimo: Yes the Black especially. Although its dye and it can fade over time. But that has never stopped me and its still one of my favorite markers.
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| are these too big for the UPS sticker? like, will a 5 letter tag fit on those slaps? because I have grip load of those 4x6 slaps... just trying to find the right marker. please and thank you
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ArtPrimo: this would be better.
http://artprimo.com/catalog/pilot-chisel-tip-black-p-851-
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| how many mililiters is it?
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| ArtPrimo: This isn't the type of marker that has a tank filled with ink. It has a cotton wad in it so you cant really measure that. 5-6 full drips of Pilot ink from a Pipette will do.
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