sharpies for all around use. sakura solid paint sticks for writing on stuff other than paper.

 

bingo maker with custum nib and buff proof paint or just buy i emty grog mop but there nibs are still shit

 

What about Radnor "paint pen"?? I can get these anytime I want for free. I use to work in a factory and I still have friend that can readily bring me any color I want, but mostly black, yellow, light blue, white, and green.

 

Are Grog squeezers good? from 05mm to 25mm? And Molotow™ -640PP- Orginal Burner with T-nip? (http://www.geezers.fi/product_details.php?p=63)
And I guess the best ink to use is from Grog (Buff proof ink)

 

^i like molotow burners alot, black and blue ones are sick..blak ones i gotta say r prob the nicest..i had a grog squeeze 25mm but i was a fukin retard and messed it up pretty soon after i got it..id go with a 10 mm one though or the soul tips are nice mops too

 

Thanks alot bro

 

Am liking the Otr cold sweats at the moment. Ink is decent and the marker on the whole is great. Other than that. Zig postman with homemade ink

 

Cold sweats are great. Wish you could buy the ink seperately.

For those of you who are contemplating buying anything from grog other then the metalheads, I implore you to try Smash ink instead. Shits amazing. Get the teal and put it in a mop. you will not be dissapointed.

 

x

 

literally just got some

 

These are way higher capacity than the polish bottles:


latex paint and maybe 1/8th water works well

 

otr & grog products are horrible except for the grog mops. get the grog mops empty. the ink is horrible from both companies. the grog paint is a bitch to clean but it fades like crazy

 

So far I love my Montana acrylics. They don't streak and they seem to never fade.

 

@piece are they the new ones they've brought out

 

Its about deco colors and sharpies for blackbooks and bic makes some nice colors too as well as prisma. But for writing, pack fm said "nothing leaves a mark like drippin shoe polish" but dont us the shoe polish, just the container. sakura streakers are always love too. And for writing on anything I prefer the steel blitz.

 

I use the new Montana Acrylics and love them. The larger ones like the 50MM get a little drippy, and not in a good way, so be careful with those. But the 30MM and below are awesome.

 

I was just wondering what people thought of the markwell markers. I've heard people rag on them and I've seen them write pretty damn well. What's the deal?