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    • #14861
      nedmanders
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      any input? suggestions? issues? etc.

    • #21191
      Infamous
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      It should go in just like any other ink, the problem is that you can’t see it very well. I believe you can get a UV light that mounts to your machine though, which will help you quite a bit. Also, no one really knows the long term effects of a UV ink because they are relatively new to the tattoo world so it is a risk.

    • #21192
      Ramenuzumaki
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      you can use any black light that you can use on a mount
      or buy a regular black light UV light
      you can get them from hildbrant http://www.tattoomachienequipment.com
      there is a big controversy about em but i find they are fine. glow in the dark ink is bad though
      the white for uv is invisible i believe. unless white and invisible are two different inks
      the coloured one will always show, but will glow under UV

    • #21193
      Infamous
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      This stuff is invisible, normally, although there’s always a chance you will be able to see it faintly anyways.

      http://www.tattoomachineequipment.com/uv-tattoo-ink-invisible-fallout-12-oz

      Everything else, is just like Ram said, color normally but glows under a blacklight

    • #21194
      Ramenuzumaki
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      yeah if not done perfectly you could cause scarring which would make it always visible

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