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Which is best ??, by cashman on Mar 25, 2008 19:40:04 GMT 1, Which is best....Spanish or German Montana tins ??
Which is best....Spanish or German Montana tins ??
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scottd007
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Which is best ??, by scottd007 on Mar 25, 2008 20:05:25 GMT 1, There's only one way to find out................................FIGHT!! 
There's only one way to find out................................FIGHT!! |
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Martin Whatson
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Which is best ??, by Martin Whatson on Mar 25, 2008 20:18:03 GMT 1, That depends on what you want to use it for!
I prefer German monatna (gold) for stencils since they dry faster and has some lovely colour ranges.
Spanish Montana is thiker and works great for graffiti and bombing. Or single layer stencils.
It dries much slower and sticks to the the stencils.
But Spanish smells delicious
Good enough answer.
Of course only my opinion!
That depends on what you want to use it for! I prefer German monatna (gold) for stencils since they dry faster and has some lovely colour ranges. Spanish Montana is thiker and works great for graffiti and bombing. Or single layer stencils. It dries much slower and sticks to the the stencils. But Spanish smells delicious Good enough answer. Of course only my opinion! |
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Which is best ??, by cashman on Mar 25, 2008 20:21:40 GMT 1, That depends on what you want to use it for! I prefer German monatna (gold) for stencils since they dry faster and has some lovely colour ranges. Spanish Montana is thiker and works great for graffiti and bombing. Or single layer stencils. It dries much slower and sticks to the the stencils. But Spanish smells delicious Good enough answer. Of course only my opinion!
Nah thats great bro....good to hear the pro's n cons of both
Ive only ever used the German tins in the past and jus thought id ask before I take the plunge 
That depends on what you want to use it for! I prefer German monatna (gold) for stencils since they dry faster and has some lovely colour ranges. Spanish Montana is thiker and works great for graffiti and bombing. Or single layer stencils. It dries much slower and sticks to the the stencils. But Spanish smells delicious Good enough answer. Of course only my opinion! Nah thats great bro....good to hear the pro's n cons of both Ive only ever used the German tins in the past and jus thought id ask before I take the plunge |
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GVD
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Which is best ??, by GVD on Mar 25, 2008 20:37:58 GMT 1, i agree with Whatson, spanish montana smells so good haha. It reminds me of my first time stencilling.
I've only used the hardcore series from the spanish montana and i've used both the gold and black series of the german montana's.
Spanish montana hardcore - Works good on the street, not to much mist. It has a matte finish and awesome smell  .
German montana black - Works great on the streets, even on those annoying brick walls that suck up all the paint. Pretty good smell, reminds me of candy haha, but it takes really long to dry and has a shiny finish. Which is pretty annoying when doing canvasses.
German montana Gold - Rubbish on the street, especially on brick walls. Great for canvasses, matte finish, good colours and the mist dries in the air, so you have less overspray (and you can wipe it easy of your floor etc if your dumb enough to stencil in your room like me haha)
So, if you want to do canvasses, gold is your friend. For the street montana black is probably the best, but the hardcore ones are cheaper where i live (But they dont have a great colour range).
i agree with Whatson, spanish montana smells so good haha. It reminds me of my first time stencilling. I've only used the hardcore series from the spanish montana and i've used both the gold and black series of the german montana's. Spanish montana hardcore - Works good on the street, not to much mist. It has a matte finish and awesome smell . German montana black - Works great on the streets, even on those annoying brick walls that suck up all the paint. Pretty good smell, reminds me of candy haha, but it takes really long to dry and has a shiny finish. Which is pretty annoying when doing canvasses. German montana Gold - Rubbish on the street, especially on brick walls. Great for canvasses, matte finish, good colours and the mist dries in the air, so you have less overspray (and you can wipe it easy of your floor etc if your dumb enough to stencil in your room like me haha) So, if you want to do canvasses, gold is your friend. For the street montana black is probably the best, but the hardcore ones are cheaper where i live (But they dont have a great colour range). |
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Which is best ??, by Pure Evil on Mar 25, 2008 20:54:35 GMT 1, Spanish Montana all the way... they are the originals... german ones are a rip off
Spanish Montana all the way... they are the originals... german ones are a rip off
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r1
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Which is best ??, by r1 on Mar 25, 2008 21:08:07 GMT 1, spanish is better than german but the colour range in gold is somthing else. All down to personal taste i suppose. I use belton and have been doing for over 10 years now.
spanish is better than german but the colour range in gold is somthing else. All down to personal taste i suppose. I use belton and have been doing for over 10 years now.
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