^ I think your suppostue keep the nib supressed while writing, allowing all the ink to flow out.

 

thats what i thought, gonna try it next time i get a chance. thanks

 

Otr markers work. I like em. im not gonna hate. you gotta know how to get those good strokes with it. which isnt hard.
I wish i had the markers i see Oclock use though. He always has the like, perfect sized markers.

 

ive had my flowpen for a long ass time

when you want drips you push the pump system a couple times to get the drips


its hard to keep it pressed the whole time, and you cant do it quick that way

 

Does your ink go fast? What do you refil it with?

 

when the street duster comes out ima grab one of those and a round tip otr.

 

I am going to try and get some of those markers to see how they do

 

Flowpen also doenst last as long as h2b ink, cause it's on the material. h2b gets in it...

 

speaking of flowpens, what can i refill mine with besides the stock otr ink? im going to just try a bunch of things but i dont feel like clogging or corroding anything, i dont want to drop 5$ for another one, haha

 

wow, was that like a really ridiculous question? haha..

 

there is actually no difference :blink:

 

no but i mean like can i fill it with enamel paints and stuff because i doubt it. i'll just have to try i guess, haha.

 

its a valid question. if its a flopen, its alcohol based ink.
so you can refill it with any alcohol based ink, and the first few times you pump it you will get swirly colors in your lines depending on original color/new color, eventually it will wash all of the original color out.
you can refill it with paint too, if its thin enough to flow, BUT you will need a brand new nib. stick with ink.
inks you could use:
grog nero rasco candy carbon paper homemade ink flopen or h2b inks

doemdirty inside job omega garvey lots more i cant think of

some of them arent alcohol based, but will still work.
basically any thin ink that you dont have to shake.

 

how do you people rate the OTR paint markers? im wondering wether to buy a couple

 

In my experience they arent that great, i always find they give crap coverage the flow of the paint is poor. Personally i would recomend that you stick with ink, ink markers have always given me thick full lines that are permanent and ghost when buffed.

Thats just my 2 cents, other people may have differing opinions. may spelling isn't so great nowadays sorry.

 

yeah. only disadvantage of ink is that you cant get any bright colours - only dark green, red, black etc.
but i spose you can just paint and slap tag on dark surfaces...

 

whats wrong with black? it's classic

 

yeah, but it doesnt show up on dark surfaces that are black, dark green, etc.

 

indeed

oh jono are you gonna post up that handstyle