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Okay, so, it's a little late, but here's my first mop that I'll post. Sorry about the photos. I'll try to get better ones later.

Yeah, I can't say I've ever used it myself, but I remembered that it existed, and thus brought it up.

I'll grab a can of the shit I was discussing tomorrow, or some other time soon and test it out and see how it does. You could also give liquid leaf a try, I suppose...

Ace makes a metallic gold oil based paint that should be available in half pints and possibly larger sizes. I'd cop one of those and see how that goes. In other news, I thought I'd, and hopefully some others would begin posting new, or at least different markers and mops and they come across them. I'm going to try to start posting about one a week or so, regardless of whether they're similar or not, just getting a collection of different markers and mops, and get some photos of them. I'm going to try and start with two here, later tonight.

Okay, so I figured I'd post back up the simple colored paint recipe earlier. About as straight forward as they come. Step one: buy a can of white paint. I use ace oil based tint base, as it's made specifically to be tinted, but any white paint should work. Oil would would be preferable though... Step two: buy a can or tube of paint tint. This can sometimes be kind of hard to get a hold of, without knowing someone at a hardware or paint store, but you can buy a kind called Sheffield Bronze Tints-all online quite easily. Step three: crack open can of paint and pour into your container of choice. Step four: add tint. Be careful, a little goes a long way, but if you over do it, then the tint, which is generally very thick, can clog the nib on whatever mop you're using as well as prevent the paint from drying. Step five: add your choice of paint thinner, mix, and enjoy.