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Also does anyone know what I can use to slow down drying time with ink besides for fish oil and brake fluid? 

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Does anyone still modify graffiti brand ink? Like when you get Grog BPI ink do you guys just leave it stock or do you add stuff / evaporate and replace the solvent etc or just leave it as is? I leave Grog, Molotow, OTR and other good quality ink brands as they are but I mix MTN Street Ink with engineer's fluid or leather dye and evaporate some of the alcohol and replace it with MEK. What do you guys do? Need to keep this place active. 

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On 9/17/2018 at 3:15 PM, hotsauceinthedickholewastaken said:

Anyone know if Trade Secret Pro Leather Restore kits have leather dye that will work. Can't find the stuff mentioned in the thread already.

 

Yeah it will definitely work its just about what it will mix with. I think I've read somewhere it's Oil based, so it'll mix with xylene based pilot ink, potassium permanganate in acetone, woodstain, oil based paints etc too which is pretty sweet. 

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On 7/23/2018 at 9:42 AM, RASKY said:

anyone know of something to put in paint to make it bleed though buff paint and does putting multiple solvents in a paint recipe help against the buff.  The one shop near me makes this stuff called mutt ink which it smells like acetone, xylene and mineral spirits, the shit is hard af to buff it bleeds through paint and runs through markers but idk what could make paint so hard.  im also an idiot so that may be part of my problem

Any dyes that dissolve in Acetone, xylene or MEK can be added to oil based paint for bleed thru. Oil based woodstain also works, bitumen will work, raven oil will work, magic ink and oil based shoe dye will do the job. Essentially anything that stains which has an oil base or a solvent that dissolves in oil for a base will work. I use a bitumen based recipe for my black GK and its a bitch to buff and stains and bleeds through but it's completely weather resistant like paint. 

But woodstain is probably easier.