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I'm looking for an extremely fine paint pen (or marker?) that lays down thick ink - sharpie doesn't work, ink too thin. Suggestions?

9:17 PM · Sep 30, 2017

does this lay down thick shit? I'm looking to paint a lit surface and don't want the light shining through.

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Check out fine tip gel pens.

Dr. Poop Muscles, PhD

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These "Uline" is probably the best bet for your needs uline.com/Grp_305/Paint-

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Artline Paint Markers are used in everything from the Metal Working industry to the Timber Industry.

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Another option would be Uni Posca Poster Markers.