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how do you think they did this?? it looks like gold molotovpaint outlined with silver.....but you cant be serious spending so much paint on a thing like this????

this is what you need no specific brand just a chalkboard eraser with felt on the bottome. Quoted post [/b] i have never seen a boarderaser like this, but the stuff on top is just regular felt right?? is there a big difference in density in felts? and as a next question, is it possible to use this horizontally as a replacement for the foamish shoemop top. I already tried it with for example makeup sponges, but they are to compact and they wipe it of wile tagging. (want a good top for INK) For the dutch readers, go to wibra, buy shoemops there for only 50c, they are not good for ink, but my homemade krink loves em...

selotape is scotch tape, the thin transparant stuff you use to stick stuff on a door or whatever..... can anyone give me a couple of good quality, clear pictures of the type of eraser that i should get (google'em) because everyone posts crappy pictures and i cant make out the structure of the fabric...i dont even know if you guys in the us use the same as we do here in europe...

i'm from europe, and i have always loved the american throwup style. The one thing im just not able to do is get the same chrome outlines without the dust european cans give... (montana belton) with a thincap they give way to little pressure for nice lines can anyone tell me which can is used in for example this setup throw?

Im talking about one of those shoepolish things... and the part that ruptures, breaks off ( the white part in this picture--->>>)

i've been using dippers for a long time now, almost always with inks, but im getting really anoyed by the fact that they break (tear off) so easily.... i've tried putting cloth around it, extra glue etc etc, but all i end up with is a dippermarker that doesnt write as good/ drip as nice....I just want it to not tear of the plastic does anyone have a suggestion??? maybe just a picture on how you solved it...if you don't want the world to know how just PM me

breakfluid it a pretty heavy corrosive...doesnt work on plastics, but work really well on paints and metals....especcially metallic car (trucks!!) paint but still no extra help on the copper mesh or other tricks to lengthen the lifespand of a dipper

well i can help you with that....just take a mix of purple corio, some blueish purple diablo, and just ad a touch of black ink, i like corio myself, but garvey or grog will do fine. a drip of breakfluid and an even smaller drip of rubbing alcohol (makes it stay wet, so if they paint over it, itll come through again) and you have unbuffable ink presto...(extra stuff like tonerpowder and such don't hurt either....) but still dont get the copper mesh though, and how to attach it....

i dont entirely understand, i'm not a native english speaker...i speak english pretty well, but im not really familiar with technical names for things; round pieces of copper mesh...??? picture anyone?

i've been using dippers for a long time now, almost always with inks, but im getting really anoyed by the fact that they break (tear off) so easily.... i've tried putting cloth around it, extra glue etc etc, but all i end up with is a dippermarker that doesnt write as good/ drip as nice.... does anyone have a suggestion??? maybe just a picture on how you solved it...if you don't want the world to know how just PM me

how do you put up a tag this big, so smooth...it looks as if it is way higher than a normal person could reach....

Hello, i know í probably the 10000000 person to ask about etch but i have jar of etch stuff what is pretty thickstuf. It is beige, and looks like thin toothpaste with little sand in it. Isit possible to dilude this for use in mop, and with what?

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