Xavier_cross31

anyone knows where I could go to buy Ink that show under a black light in other word invisible ink


p.s. In montreal if possible
Thx

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losthellhound

Perfect Magic
4781, avenue Van Horne,
Montréal, QC
H3W 1J1
514-738-4176

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Ace_O_Spades

you're one helpful mothafucka losthellhound

i tip my hat to thee

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Xavier_cross31

Sorry but i went there and the guy said he had no idea what I was talking about and that he didn't know where I could get some either , anyone knows

Thx

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Quadraton

It seems to me that this would have been a much simpler question had you been living in the UK. There are a few stores in Canada that sell this sort of stuff but they don't seem to be quite as popular here. I did find one place out in Vancouver that sold ultraviolet pens.

OmegaSphere

Otherwise, it looks like you're going to have to mail order from outside the country.

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losthellhound

I try

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losthellhound

Hmm.. I'm not sure where else you could get some.. Your best bet might be to order some online

Linky to Inky

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Quadraton

That stuff doesn't look to be ultraviolet. I looked it up on Google, and it looks to me like it's just regular Indian ink, the kind they use in comic books.

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samiam

If I remember my chemistry, any oil based ink will glow under black light, but I have not tried any to see if it's invisible. You could try it with some oil as an experiment.

losthellhound

Well I tried..

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Quadraton

Sorry, I wasn't trying to put you down or anything. I was just making an observation.

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losthellhound

No thats alright.. Just saying I was tapped out so that no one waits for another answer

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skier

Now i'm interested in some invisible ink that you could only see under black light.

The gross but cheap way would be to fill a marker with cat piss- it glows under ultraviolet but your can't see it in normal daylight. Smells like cat piss though. Unless that's what you're going for.

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Quadraton

I'm not going to even ask how you know that.

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Temporary_User

It's cool skier, it's almost to the point of common knowlidge.

skier

Well you're not asking, but i'll tell ya anyway.

Few weeks back a cat pissed on my window and I couldn't see where to clean it up. A few people suggested that I find it by black light because it glows in ultraviolet. I don't have a black light though so it didn't happen. Learned that because of it though.

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