I have been using the otr hard to buff 070 10mm round nib which is basically the same marker as the Montana bold. I really enjoy it. I like the consistency of the round tip on many surfaces and the richness of the streak free writing. Maybe you can to a comparison one day. 🤘 Stay up Wek my boy
That's awesome! I love a good chisel tip just slightly flared out for maximum saturation and thickness on them lines. I been having a lot of fun with the molotow 360pi. It's mad cutty
Wek Weck Wek man Weck man Wek man one Weck man one Wek boy Weck boy Weker Wecker Weker one Weck one Я конечно понимаю что это уже кто-то делал Я тоже решил это попробовать если я не ошибаюсь это все теги века всем йоу йоу из Тулы 🤙🤙
this was actually the first marker ive ever used. it's a pretty good marker, i love the size, but it's such a pain because it leaks all the time... every time i used it, id get my hands completely dirty, and so i stopped using it. the ink usually stores up in the cover so when you open the marker you get ink splattered everywhere. very messy marker, such a shame, because it writes pretty well...
I can recommend the otr superflow 8mm round tip. Its easy to refill and I never had problems with leaking. Flow is also great but you cant make it drip.
Why are all these graffiti markers such POS? Regular pump markers arent nearly as junky. Seems like they all use the same crappy manufacturers. "Waste paint, buy more." Unipaint should make a 30mm pump marker lol.
People need to understand that you don’t need to bleed these Bold markers as much like OTR’s Hard 2 Buff 8mm round. This is because BOLD’s ink being “low viscosity” which means it flows more compared to H2B. It literally took me 3-5 pumps to bleed the bold marker while H2B took like 6 pumps to bleed.
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saw some dude yesterday scrubbing graffiti off the school walls like in the hallways was very confused because he did uses his name as his tag on school with cameras
I’m pretty sure he just adds “one” for the flow and style, and “OSM” stands for “only style matters” or “old scheme moves” or “obstinate spray machine” to describe the crew he is in