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Proper Bagging of Spray/Wash Bottles
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Proper Bagging of Spray Bottles

[spoiler]The best way to do it is to cover the part with the liquid with saran wrap, then place a fold-lock sandwich bag over it. You then simply pinch a small but of the corner by the nozzle, and pull off a small piece, then pull the bag back over the nozzle. Remember to label your bottles if required by your local health department. My city requires labels, or some sort of sticky to identify the different liquids in each bottle so you do not grab one by mistake.

View of my two spray bottles I no longer use
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Another view
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Close up. Pay close attention to how the bag covers the nozzle. Do not pull too far back. You want the bag to cover the opening at the back of the nozzle to prevent cross contamination, and to make it easier to clean.
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Sorry I’ve been gone for ages, haha. This machine has been sold! Sorry guys!

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I havent used that one. Post a link to the kit if you can, and I’ll take a quick look :3

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hmmm this seems odd to me. A friend of mine–Jimmy Von Lemon–actually praises this liner to high heavens. to each their own i guess.

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it can yes
if you use cheap chinese needles they arent as precisely made as lets say Love/Pain needles, mithra, fury, or the like. You always get what you pay for. Quality grips help as well.

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looks good :3

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Hmmm. May be a power supply issue. None of my hildies run any higher than 9.5 loaded. I Can get them as low as 5-6 no load. My 444 marlin with a wide back spring runs even lower. I’m using a Hurricane HP-2 Power supply, and a fully RCA set up. Rocking the .357 mag .30 carb .44 winchester .444 marlin and .22 rimfire for hildies. I also have a Danny Fowler Flatline, and two custom build machines. You could try filling in the cores, but maybe first try to get some new springs/a-bars. All my fast liners use a speed bar which really speeds things up. My slow liners use a medium a bar. using different spring thicknesses/widths/materials could help you out. You’d be surprised how much you can accomplish just by swapping out a cap, and/or springs.

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Welcome :3

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Looks great. Pass

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I use Radiant Colours. They are a thinner ink compared to inks like Eternal and Alla Prima. They do go in really easily though. They also stay really bright. Pretty much what you see when you put it in is what you get. I’ve written a review on them for tattoo radar I’m pretty sure.

http://www.tattooradar.com

I do use them almost every tattoo, and I really like them

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Hildbrant now has refill packs that come with almost everything you need, along with 50 needle/grip combos
http://www.tattoomachineequipment.com

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make sure that you are using decent gear for one. If you’re using cheap chinese stuff it’s going to make things much harder. also be sure your machines are all tuned properly, and be sure to have quality inks. Without knowing the stuff you have it makes it really hard to determine what is going wrong. Could be a depth issue, gear issues, or pigment issue.

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Yeah I’m sure if you dig you can still find it. Basically this dude was hating on EVERYONE. All of the active members and such. Was pretty bad.

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There was a pretty big drama fest on the forum a month or so back. a lot of people left. was that tat done with your new clip cord?

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