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What are some good markers for rough surfaces?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by lifeACAB, Sep 11, 2020.

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  1. lifeACAB

    lifeACAB New Member

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    if there are any
     
  2. gumOnShoe

    gumOnShoe Elite Member

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    Those scrawlers or they call them meanstreaks, and those markers with the metal ball tip, think grog has one called the metalhead
     
  3. lifeACAB

    lifeACAB New Member

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    oh thx
     
  4. Murdergoround

    Murdergoround Member

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    Bombscience got a sale on ontherunbullet markers they re like ninety nine cents or a dollar fifty
     
  5. Murdergoround

    Murdergoround Member

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    Gay insane clown posse is all I rep. I don't mean homo I mean happy.
     
  6. Jilly

    Jilly Member

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    With my oppinion, Tooli-Art 30 Acrylic Paint Pens writes smoothly on a variety of surfaces, very good to use.
     
  7. noahenholm

    noahenholm Member

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    Steel tip paint pens have a rough tip that won't break down as you scrape them over concrete or wood, making them amazing for rough surfaces. They present a thin line, and are often squeezable making them insanely easy to drip (in fact, it takes good marker control to not drip).
     
  8. SpoeOner_suncity

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    Krink k-66 is the best for me