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i need help i have made a super concentrated pen ink mix that dries to fking fast, i even added some water based ink to dilute it.

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just checkin, it wouldn't budge at all, thx anyway. i guess i need more muscle

How do you open those zig 2 in 1 glue markers. it's hard as hell to get mine open. does it unscrew normally on visa versa please tell me.

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Remember this from a while back. I finally got a camera...lol Some tried to buff this........didn't work This other place painted their doors silver right over my stuff because it stained so hard

I know about the subject well, i just tried some thing taboo to see what would happen and i seen what happened. I KNOW IT'S SAC RELIGIOUS TO MIX PAINT WITH INK. But i figured why not. My result ended in a nice ass permanent ghost to last forever.

DOT 3 + INK + PAINT = MEAN GHOST. it's about as opaque as a kiwi but a little darker. depends on how you make it.

ink stains better than paint so why not add dot 3. It's great to see someone buff your tag and think it's easy when they wipe off the top coat that didn't dry. But they are surprised to see that it's stained permanently.

USE IT!!!!!!!

fast drying ink is great but ink that leaves a mean ghost is even better. :]

i found out that the longer it takes to dry the more it eats away at the surface, therefore leaving a ghost when it gets buffed. It's alright to make good ink about even better when it leaves a permanent ghost. i seriously need to access a camera to show pics of my results of my recipe.

it works fine for me just gotta give it a little squeeze

For a mini marker the ratios are: 1/4 Dot 3 1/8 Black Liquid Acrylic 1/8 RIT black dye 1/2 Black archival ink i think that's about right. Well anyway you make your own. The marker you rack at Hobby Lobby or wherever they have them. *EDIT* Throw a marble l or something in there to mix. I use a screw with a nut at the end