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I've only tried red.
This is a great streaker. It's smaller than a sakura or AP solid, but it's also a bit cheaper. It's very soft, definitely competitive with the AP solid for the softest and butteriest streaker. The ganko streaker has excellent opacity and fast dry time, just like its competitors. I also think that its body is less conspicuous than other streakers, looking more like a regular pen or marker. This is aided by the Japanese label, which is indiscernible to most people.
Unlike a sakura, you can freely retract the stick back as much as you like, and the advance/retract mechanism feels smoother and requires less force than any other I've tried. The cap is also a nice click on style, rather than the press-fit of other brands, making it easier to remove. I think we've all had a sakura or ap solid cap get stuck for a moment, which is a minor complaint, but worth mentioning.
My biggest criticism is the small color palette. Sakura and AP solids come in many more colors. However, if you're looking for one of these 5 classic colors, try one out. I don't think you'll be disappointed. I'll definitely be back when I'm looking for more.
Rating:  [5 of 5 Stars!]
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I've tried every color except the pale orange, yellow ochre, and olive green in marker form, but in bottle form, I've tried black, blue, red, purple, and white.
Every Color Except White:
This is a great line of dye ink. very stainy and bleeds through, but also versatile and will mix into many oil and alcohol based paints. I've successfully mixed it with pentel presto and white shorty, daiso correction pens, uni paints, texta 950s, rustoleum bucket paint (in a press n go), OTR soultip paint,
The ink works well for bombing, but is also very suited for slaps and blackbooks. On paper, the ink can blend pretty well due to its slower drying time, which is caused by the xylene base. The downside to this is that the ink can spread outward from where it is applied, making it less precise if applied heavily on porous surfaces.
The black is fairly fade resistant, but the other colors unfortunately are not. This is pretty much universal to dye inks, they all fade in the sun fairly quickly. I think they do better than OTR flowpen ink, though.
This product is typical of Xylene based markers and inks in that it is smelly. You definitely want to have some ventilation when using it indoors.
White Only:
This is a decent white paint/pigment ink that requires a pump action marker. It flows fairly well and behaves similarly to Uni paint white. I liked it best in the AP hit n go 8mm marker, but also works well in the bullet tip ones. I find that it separates in the nib, so when you want to get the marker going again, you need to pump it a bunch and write it around on some scratch paper until it is back up to full opacity.
This paint actually has a nicer smell than most oil based paints. it is an oddly nice sweet smell (compared to others) and is definitely unique from uni paint, deco color, and pentel white. I still recommend some ventilation wile using it.
5/5, this is a great product, and while I have some criticisms, I find myself using it all the time. Definitely a must try.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
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I've tried every color except the pale orange, yellow ochre, and olive green.
These are great little markers, with a fairly large chisel tip in comparison to the size of the body. The nib is similar in size to a UNI PX-30, but the texture of the tip is close to the Pilot jumbo. They aren't fine points, but can still find good use on slaps and in blackbooks. On paper, they can blend pretty well due to their slower drying time, which is caused by the xylene ink base. The downside to this is that the ink can spread outward from where it is applied, making it less precise if applied heavily.
I find them a little awkard to hold, but they're also very cutty and easy to conceal.
The black is fairly fade resistant, but the other colors unfortunately are not. This is pretty much universal to dye inks, they all fade in the sun fairly quickly. I think they do better than OTR flowpen ink, though.
These markers are typical of Xylene based markers and inks in that they are smelly. You definitely want to have some ventilation when using them.
5/5, these are a great product, and while I have some criticisms, I find myself using them all the time. Definitely a must try.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
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This is a great product, and I consider art primo's line of mops to be the gold standard.
It can be squeezed to crazy drips or carefully used for clean lines and everything in between. The tip is fairly durable, but not invincible. Choose your spots carefully or you'll be swapping nibs often. However, hitting a rough spot is not an instant death sentence.
I mostly use them with OTR soultip paint, sometimes mixed with OTR flowpen ink.
I'm a fan of both this shape and the drip mop mini, but this is my favorite. To me, the fat, stubby shape is very comfortable to use, and finding the right amount of pressure to use comes very naturally. I find it more drippy than the drip mop mini, requiring a gentler touch to avoid getting drippy, but can still remain clean if you want. Comparing again to the drip mop mini, this one is fatter, but can still fit in a pants pocket if they're baggy, and easily fit into a small bag like a fanny pack or in a jacket hand pocket. Its short stubby shape is easier to conceal in your fist than longer markers or mops.
5/5, I don't really think I could ask for more.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
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