I got one from my local graffiti shop. These things are HUGE, they\'re gigantic. It\'s a beast of a marker. You get what you payed for. I got the brown and the blue, and they\'re both great, the brown especially. Very juicy nib, it\'s about 4/9th of an inch, and smells horrible. When it\'s half empty, I\'ve seen some guy fill it up with smash blue, and it was beautiful (I think it was the silver one). Anyways, it\'s worth every penny, 5/5 for sure. AP reply>>>yeah homie. fools dont even know how tight they are!
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I got a couple of these from art primo like 5 years ago lol. They're nice for stickers and blackbooks, but not for tagging. If you're looking for a wider line, you don't HAVE to buy the chisel tip, just grab a knife and drag it going downwards to make your own shapes. It's nice, but the ink smells so bad. It's a nice product though :D. By the way art primo, what happened to the pentel white markers? Those things were sick nasty.
Haha! Old school tool right here. I've tryed every color, maybe even 2 or 3 times, and they're all great. It's very opaque, it covers everything to my knoledge, and is very high quality stuff. There is very few things that I don't like about these, one is that it doesn't come filled all the way, to get around this, open it up, and put a bit of thinner in it and shake it vigorously, another thing that isn't to like about these, is the silver, if you let the paint dry on the nib, and you don't use it for a while, when you start to use it again, the paint flows over the nib, instead of inside of it. If you have any problem like that, the thing to do is to take the nib out and immerse it in a thinner (xylene, turpentine, paint thinner, laquer thinner, or even alchohol if you don't have access to these), after this, let it set out on a paper towel for a couple hours until it's dry, now immerse it in water until no thinner is left on it, after this, let it dry again, then get a push pin and put small holes in it, aswell as dragging the pin point along it so that you can see the little hairs come out (Don't do this to much :O). To all that are interested, these ARE refillable! Don't throw away these bad boys, they're built like a tank. All this in a bundle, they're great markers, and to those who didn't know, these are the markers that earsnot uses. Hope I helped. Get these in bulk because you'll be hooked on them :) Overall 5/5, great product.
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These are very hard plastic durable mops. It works with a large and wide variety of inks/paints mixtures. To those who don't know already : inside the nib, there is a spiraling plastic in it called a flow regulator, if your mix is to thick for it to flow, take the nib out of the marker, put a pencil or pen inside of it, and drag it upwards along the side, when the regulator comes out, you're good to go :D. Also, xylene very rarely eats through mops, unless you let it sit in there for months without mixing it, you'll be fine.
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This cap is pretty much a blue dot but a little smaller, it flares good, not so much for piecing, as I see that on mtn hardcore, it can sometimes come out around 3 inches. it looks like this when you spray it, (+), good for handstyles or something of the sort, but definetly not for piecing, unless you use cheap crap paint, as I heard they come out as thin as greys on them.
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