This product can also be applied to rollerskates - but essentially, a series of paint wells are positioned at the back of a skateboard. The wells funnel out onto the surface of the rear wheels (optional flip down extra wheels for a cleaner colour change) leaving a strip of paint for as long as the well is activated to release colour. The wheels would have a special absorbent spongy surface to absorb and apply paint correctly, and with a bit of practice, skaters can graffiti the surface of everything their skateboard wheels touch.

To ensure a complete skateboard graffiti piece is not ruined by subsequent skaters, half-dry paint can be used in the wells.
-- benfrost, Dec 13 2001

Half Dry Paint http://www.halfbake...ea/Half-Dry_20Paint
daft [benfrost, Dec 13 2001]

GraffitiWriter http://www.appliedautonomy.com/gw.html
Mount this under a skateboard? [jutta, Dec 16 2001]

nice yellow and red colours - drive traffic wardens barmy - love it! croissant
-- po, Dec 13 2001


Avoid wet pain tissues.

At all costs.
-- phoenix, Dec 14 2001


I had images of snow boarding on paint. Or something similar. Did anyone see 'Carpet Skating' or 'Iceblock Skating' on Jackass?
-- sven3012, Dec 14 2001


Where can I buy one of those graffiti writers? And how much do they cost?
-- kaz, Dec 16 2001


wow! graffiti writer is the greatest - the van writer thing too. ace link jutta.
-- benfrost, Dec 17 2001



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