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Yeah thats what I'm on about Rabiater. Thankyou. You make a lot of sense. Reducing the size of the notch reduces the paint intake and thus reduces the flow. Perhaps shortening the stem a couple of mm (cutting or sanding it down) would also work. Will let you know how it goes. Peace.

Thanks rabiater. I see what you mean with reducing the aerosol pressure in the can and putting very little finger pressure on the cap. I still have this feeling in the back of my mind tho, that I once heard that you could achieve the same effect by putting something in the stem, thus reducing the flow of the paint. Same idea, different technique. But not to worry, I'll continue to experiment. If anyone else knows what I'm talking about, or has other cap modification techniques, feel free to add :)

Can anybody share some knowledge re. how to modify caps to produce ultra skinny "pencil thin" lines... similar to the line work used in OsGemeos' characters. I assume the idea is to restrict the paint flow through the cap. Possibly by putting something in the stem. Any help would be appreciated. (Ps. I'm also aware that you can buy needle caps, but i'm interested in different ways of modifying everyday caps (skinnies and fats) not buying speciality caps)