Still can’t figure out how these are useful. Not only sprays just like a standard cap, but has a nasty issue with being impossible to remove and breaking valve stems. Truly useless.
This lil sh*t f*cking destroys, i mixed black/black japan wood stainer & blue leather dye & a lil steve garvey, trimmed the mohair nib down and poked a few holes in the end with a pin. but probably didnt need to modify the nib at all, i just read ppl having issues with getting it to flow. but nah they probably just kids that dont know how to do sh*t right. one of the best mops i used as its cutty as hell, durable and holds alot of ink. 10 out of 10 b*tch.
So just a little tip for everyone out there who gets the stock caps mixed up with these caps:
1) the stock caps are a brighter white. The AP precise caps have a light creamy tint to them. If you hold them up next to each other, you’ll see what I mean. The difference is minuscule, but it’s there.
2) the black dot on the front of the cap where the paint sprays out, the AP precise caps have two little tiny dots (again, super minuscule, almost like tiny little Braille) on either side of the dot where the paint comes out. They’ll be straight across from each other. The stock tips do not have those two little dots.
3) blow through them. The stock tips have a much more open airflow. The AP precise caps have a much more constricted airflow.
Those are just little things that I noticed while examining them and trying to find differences. Hope that helps.
[5 of 5 Stars!]
[1 of 5 Stars!]
