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Originally posted by scooby-doo@Jan 27 2006, 09:15 AM
Anyone know whats good to mix with Garvey XT-70 voilet...i got sum on order form the US...i heard its pretty mad with staining already, would it be better with brake fluid? what else have ppl tried mixing it with or dont they mix?
cheers peeps.
My favourite potion for the violet garvey was
1/4 brakefluid and about 5 grams of gentian
violet and it did wonders especially on painted
surfaces, they buffed, buffed and buffed and
then tried to scratch it off with a file, most of
the paint underneath got buffed but the stain
was still there.
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Refilling 100Ws is always bit of a pain, i prefer the
old eyedropper routine. In one hand you hold the
pen with the nib removed and a nail down the hole
held in place with your thumb on the top of the nail.
Then you pour the ink into a cup and
suck it up with an eyedropper.
Then while 'clicking' the nail with your thumb
(to operate the valve of the pen) you slowly
press the plunger of the eyedropper so ink
gets into the hole of the pen and is sucked
in until the pen won't take more ink.
The 100W is really good for sneaky
tags in areas with a lot of people moving
around.
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shai hulud
Got some of that ink from some czech writers 2 years
ago, it comes out like water and then reacts with the
surface it is applied onto in about 24 hours, mostly
gives dark grey or brown stains, sometimes blackish
depending on the surface. It is probably some oxidiser.
Used to hit insides on the way to work back then, walked
around bombing with people everywhere and they probably
thought i was crazy as nothing came out (dries very fast).
It is fun as a novelty, but gets boring after a while.
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TeezerPHM
This reaction usually occurs due to the fact that
the potassium permanganate is very basic and
something in the ink you added it to is very acidic.
Acid+base == Not the best friends and will
generate heat when mixed.
Potassium Permanganate + Glycerine is a great combo too,
as some of the local buffers have witnessed (their
buffing solution contains a glycerine among other things).
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Religion
Try to find a local chemical supplier, it's often
easier to get good grade PP/GV from them instead
of trying to find stores stocking it.
Google is your friend here.
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Fruitcake
Echt lekker! NW NW NW NW all over the place.
Now i need to raid my hardware store as
well, thanks for the inspiration.
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shai hulud
Fortunately this happen outside while
on a bombing mission. If i had been
at home i wouldn't even think about
reusing anything i had used för ***.
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Ok, no update on the dabber vs krink.
Basically it got killed in action but it didn't have
a fair chance as there were unpredicted elements
in action. Although you remember all rules about
chemicals when you tinker about with it in the
kitchen it seems you forget them while on the go.
In this case the rule "never mix **** with anything".
I pressed out most of it out of the dabber and then
poured some krink in the bottle and put the dabber
back, when i was about to pick it up it was boiling
hot and i removed the dabber accompanied by
thick white toxic smoke.
The story ends with me throwing the shit in a
paperbag and wrecking with boiling krink a
couple of minutes before the dabber disintegrated.
It was fun hitting up trucks with tags
that SMOKED for real though.
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I wouldn't drag along tic tac markers
due to the small amount of ink you
can have in them.
It's like those montana "micro" cans
that doesn't last for a tag unless you
use a really skinny cap.
The dry-erasers look nice.
I walked into a random artsupplystore
the other day and found a foam dabber
with plastic handle used for stenciling.
Then i discovered that it had the perfect
size for the holes of some dietary
supplement bottles, got hold of a
chubby plastic pill bottle, ripped of
the lid and threw in the dabber and
it filled almost the whole thing down
to the bottom.
Haven't tried it out with ordinary inks
yet as it sucks up a lot of liquid in
the bottle. Used it a bit for the
thing-we-can't-mention-on-12oz
though and it worked wonders, if
you needed a fatter layer you just
pressed it into the glass a bit
(the foam didn't spread drips all
around the place as i first expected).
Tonight I will try it with krink to
see if the dabber will fall out of
it's handle due to dissolved glue.
Dabber to the far right. Left pic is flying action once again.
The bottom wouldn't come off even though it was filled.
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In one of my inks i use really high concentration
of PP just because the local buffers use an anti-
graffitisolution containing glycols, thus leaving
a burnmark in the middle of the ghosts and
making buffers fear and respect tags instead
of their usual ways of just pouring antigraffiti
solution all over the place without hesitation
(which also is flammable, very bad combo).
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That are some strange numbers and the corrosivity
is propably for that brand product only, you can ask
anyone that has a car about DOT3 and they will tell
you that it is very corrosive. Before i began to use
xylene it did the best work in inks as far as eating
into paint and plastic surfaces.
I personally don't think you should throw
bleach inte your ink, i have yet to see a
ink that has gotten meaner from adding
bleach. Although bleach on it's own is
usable to throw in a kiwi mop and bleach
the fuck out of public transportation seats,
mainly because it makes buses/trains look
VANDALIZED. One of the first commanments
of the religion called bombing should be
FUCK SHIT UP. But if you bleach shit just
to get fame and don't go around bombing
shit hard otherwise it's just lame.
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I second that, don't put shit into etch. Or etch into shit.
If there was a nonhazardous way to actually color etch
(i.e. get colored etchings, not just coloring the etch itself)
you would se multicolored rainbow etchings allover town.
But you don't.
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_nightcrawler
Use a thick needle to make small holes right
through the nib, push the needle trough and
move it around in a small circle, i prefer to
place the holes in two rows of this pattern: .'.'.' <- awful illustration.
Then throw your favourite solvent or thinner
in the ink, not more than 5% of the total
amount of ink in the pen though.
Don't forget to pump the nib really good
for drips/splatters,
And yeah, you will probably not get
drips with the temperas original ink.
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If the nib doesn't drip then push a small knifeblade through
it to maake slits all over the place to let ink flow into the nib,
then you control the inkflow by pressure, the harder you push
the nib the more ink gets squeezed out of it.
That top was from Pisang Ambon, green banana liquor from
Bols, i don't think it's available in the US anymore so just
look for liquor bottles with long tops.
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Gave the nivea-mop a testrun, here's the result:
Bad photo, but to get an idea of the width of the nib
you can compare it to the krinked upside-down A under
done with a ultrawide.
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Kiwis works with most inks, but the deadlier the
better of course. If you are going to use thick
ink (like paint thats not thinned out very much)
you can cut a hole in the side of the peg sticking
out in the middle of the kiwi nib or cut it off
completely, but if you do so please remember
to store the kiwi in a upright position or you will
get a nasty surprise next time you pop the lid off.
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those faces
Insert a knife under the top part of
the kiwi and push upwards, with some
force it should fly off with a pop.
Don't use a sharp knife though.
Throw in your favourite ink and push
the top in place again, duct tape to
avoid leaks.
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Nivea Mop
Found a nice Nivea Deodorant, the one that
says "Mild care & natural freshness" or something
like that on the side, and the freshness is there
allright!
Pried the ball out with a screwdriver and found a
pleasant surprise: A plastic "cross" that keeps
the nib from falling into the container.
Show & Tell time kids!
^^ The deodorant and a cleaning sponge, one third of
the sponge cut off to be used as a nib.
^^ The deodorant tipped over, check out the cross.
^^ Sponge folded in two and shoved in a bit, then i
tucked the sides in to get a snug fit.
^^ And snug it is. I'm holding the mop in the nib and it doesn't come out a bit.
^^ The original rounded top for the deodorant is a screwtop,
i don't like screwing around with that, i want push n pull action,
so i found a top for a liquer bottle that fitted perfectly on top
so it wouldn't come off accidently.
The best part about this mop is that it is made out of glass,
so you can throw in some really hazardous shit if you want.
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I've seen people using round pieces of
copper mesh with the sides bent upp a
bit and then epoxied to the inside of
the mop to hold the nib, but it seems a
bit insecure due to nasty inks having a
habit to dissolve glue.
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Dagger brushes for pinstriping work.
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Check out hardwarestores, they have
a tendency to stock those suckers.
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spade561
Ceramic fuses from old fuseboxes.
Broken glass from autos.
Drill bits from Dremel tools.
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Most of the time it's xylene behind the seeping,
but there are probably more alternatives.
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I never had any problems with DOT3/Garvey.