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  1. back to 8th grade science(no offense): like breaks down like, water will remove water based ink and paint, just as water will remove watercolor paint from paper. same deal with cleaning up spilled lemonade or coke. alcohol based ink will break down with alcohol. i should know, has some hella hard stains in my sink from my first batch of ink ever. try it, get some rubbing alcohol and try it on buffing your ink. but it doesnt work on porus surfaces, like wood. ink seeps in too far. my teachers used alcohol on dumbass elementary school tags when i was little. like that "mich3al wuz hur" bullshit. but yeah, theres diffrent stuff in it besides alcohol.
  2. empty gluestic. drip in wax. flold up cloth/felt. insert into gluestic. drip ink. the new ones arent fragile, they squeeze. squeeze=drips
  3. most ink is alcohol based right? then isnt alcohol a type of ink remover? The shit isnt water proof itself, but the scotchguard repels it. when you get it wet, you can actually see it repel water. i already added more pen ink, and a tiny bit of acrylic paint. the shit stains painted glossy surfaces hard though. i know this isnt good ink, but its all i got. and who ever mentioned it, i hate break fluid. dot 3 does not do shit.
  4. i know that this post is ancient, but doues anyone know how to make a tic tac marker/mop out of the newschool tic tacs, like this one i like the one above and they still make them, its just that i found 2 boxes of bolds at school. the problem is that they close better than the old itc tacs. help?
  5. ok so i made this mix because i was bored, and somewhat desperate, 2 oz alcohol ink from a 4pack of $1 store markers 2 black 1 blue 1 red .5 oz Vandalising mark remover(the shit school janitors use.) 2 oz scotch guard (ink wasent sticking enough, so i though, scothguard) and 10 black ball point pens. suprisingly, the ink is blue. but not so opaque, stains the hell out of painted surfaces. (only seen it on glossy), and dries in about 30 seconds indoors. its weird. but its all i got righ now im thinking of adding more pens to add some opaqueness. good idea or bad.
  6. yeah thanks for the response. it has a nice line, but the nib that came with it sucked. it dripped crazy because the nib didnt absorb hardly any ink, just pumped it and spread it around. its like those plastic nibs that come with highlighters, so i just pulled a nib out of a marker from the dollar store, and cut it down (it was too long for the cap, width was perfect) and its tight. still some drips though. im not sure about the stain removal power though, lol.
  7. thank you for having common sense. (seriously) i already dumped it, and gave up on waiting to hear from yall, so i filled it with ink, its like a mini flowpen. it has a pump valve and it DRIPS. i like it though, for fucking up those mini looking utility boxes. the nib is like 3/8"ths and chiseled. dunno how much they cost. like i said, i found mine. im seriously diggin it though. any other markers besides already known (glue, liquid chalk) use pump valves?
  8. no i mean changing the nib for paint. i've opened it already. just putting the advice out there.
  9. i just found a tide to go pen at school and got it open. is this good for anything?
  10. i only like drips in limited situations. its small so it is concealable. if you dont like the marker, then dont make one.
  11. red ballpoint pen ink, alcohol, leather dye. push pop markers are by far the cheapest homemade to make. At walmart: 48 cents for candy 25-39 cents fora a little cheap candle if you dont have any kind of wax at your house. and 20 cents for a sheet of felt. and push pops already look like markers, and are small. if you saw one that didnt say push pop on it, what would you think it was?
  12. 10 pens to 2 oz. and if you dont want to blow all that shit out (especially blue pens, jesus christ those things are thick) pour alcohol into a bottle, then ad the pen ink tubes and shake until you dont notice the color getting any darker
  13. my stamp pad ink sucked balls. test it out before pouring that shit into a good marker. test it in a cheap homemade or rag. mine wouldnt even soak into the sponge i ha, it just pooled in the top. i got pissed with it and dumped all over this shitty tag i did when i was just starting, and it never dried and came off in the rain the week after. unless you got black top ink, what you got might be only good in small amounts for coloring/darkening ink
  14. alls i got is some dollar store cans some shitty inverted spraying cans otr .160 paint-bluie markal paint marker-red(same fucking thing as an otr, and i got it for free) http://www.laco.com then find something you like, then hit contact us and request it. gluestick marker 2 chapstic markers(violet and red) warhed supersour spray marker deoderant mop, its empty though some half inch chiseled dollar store markers(they are suprisingly good, lines almost as fat as a chapstic) yeah, im broke.
  15. made a double post by mistake. i didnt know how to delete it.
  16. my fav markers have to be either chapstics(sure its around here somewhere) and push pops. this is from a tut i typed from stencilrevolution.com Push Pop(candy, not ice cream) Eat up. Rinse it out, drip wax and let cool 3 seperate times, until you completely cover the slider. Then, flip over so its upside down, and completely seal the bottom. Cut and fold up felt, make sure it fits. Then, you are going to want to put in one small pin hole in the cap. If you do not, whaen you close it, it will push air that will push ink, almost like a pump, throught the bottom of the marker. Then drip in ink. 2 cm nib.
  17. hell yes, except leather dye IS required for good ink. without it, its gone in the rain, although it takes a longer drying time. (had some fat ass red tags that disappeared before my eyes in 3 days of bad weather, while the leather dye mix is still there for over a month) you can switch alcohol with acetone for destructive power though. on a side note: fuck break fluid, if you want shit that eats paint, why not add something that was made to eat paint? Acetone. careful though, that shit eats some plastics, too.(like in your markers. melted the bingo marker i had)
  18. Ok, this is my recipe that I use in my homemade markers. At walmart: bottle of isoprospyl(rubbing)alcohol. 85 cents 10 pack of pens(any color of ink). 48-99 cents. Open up the pens, cut off the ball point tip and/or sealed end of tube and blow the ink into your mixing container. Add 2 oz or more of alcohol to it, depending on how thick the pen ink is, and stir well. You can add a half oz of leather dye for stains. Cheap-o ink-o. (does not work on plastic, but looks nice on metals)Personally, i ldig the red and violet colors.
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