PHL 06/25/2009
I agree with chocolate dragon under me, you kids rag on nice @$$ markers (like the meanstreak) without even trying them, you kids hear "waterbased" and you flip the sh*t, these are really good and they last a long time, and they're refillable, use them for canvas, especially when using acryllic paints, they adhere really well to the surface.  5 of 5 Stars!
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LACAN 02/05/2017
These are THE BEST markers for stickers. (from USPS to E.shell). If you didn't already know that, well, now you do. You are VERY welcome. (ZIG posterman markers are fantastic for stickers 2)  5 of 5 Stars!
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xBluntx 11/05/2010
I actually bought these from my local convenience store, surprisingly, but they are amazing quality markers. Great ink flow, never smears when you know what you're doing. Colours are always super bold, looks amazing on shiny materials like shiny cardboard, metal, glass etc.  5 of 5 Stars!
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asure! 11/02/2009
these are just fun as hell. alot easier to use in body painting but not as precise as you might want it. still great  4 of 5 Stars!
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GAMERone 10/30/2009
awesome stuff never bought markers looks good  5 of 5 Stars!
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muscle man 06/18/2009
they right real smooth and nice but they fade quick i recomend to only use um for canvas or a sketch book or somthin  2 of 5 Stars!
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chocdrago 02/07/2009
alota people be hatin on the posca--"wear a glove it drips like sh*t"--"There water based dont buy them"-- heres whats up homie poscas are for doodling, signatures, bodyart, art projects in the home etc.. theyre not for the fiercest weather conditions. sure you can catch a few tags withem if youd like but dont expect something as street worthy as otr, mtn, or molotow. poscas are more effective in controlled conditions just lookup aesop rock jeremy fish on the closest search engine. quit betching about drips toy learn how to get your pump on..  5 of 5 Stars!
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KaeEss 01/07/2009
I want to buy one of these in my next purchase but I need to know if they are refillable. ap hit me back,(ap reply) yes  5 of 5 Stars!
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Question: Ay AP, so this marker isnt "permanent" only "semi permanent"?? Cuz with markers u wanna hit up bus stops (which are like pexiglass) and signs and electric boxers and sh*t like that.. And if u use this on surfaces like that, its not permanent??? I like the uni xp-30 broad the best im just curious about this uni
Answer:(AP Reply)This is a water-based marker which is definitely different from the Uni Paint. This is a good marker for sketchbooks and canvases. You can use a varnish to protect the paint if you use it on another surface such as plastic.

Question: are these good for tagging... are they streaky? are they opaque? thanks
Answer:(AP Reply)They are ok. For a long time the Posca was the only game in town. So they had a long time to build a customer base and be the it marker for opaque water based markers. But they have been outpaced by all the modern markers. In particular, the One4all where the paint is more durable, and the superior marker system integrated into a spray paint line. We only keep Poscas around to open the door for people to try the Onef4alls.

As far as using them for tagging? Sure, you can. I have done it before. It's opaque. its not as buff resistant, but I really don't see how that matters anymore. They can buff anything if they want to. I would be more concerned about it fading and that's something that will happen with the Posca. Less so in the One4all.

Question: how do you refill them?
Answer:(AP Reply)You have the unscrew the valve. It might be glued on though. Posca will do that sometimes.

Question: is it gay
Answer:(AP Reply)It has no sexuality

Question: what works best to refill these with?
Answer:(AP Reply)molotow high solid refill. that is the most similar product.

Question: Can you refill these?
Answer:(AP Reply)yes