BOMB superior tattoo supply to DEATH

[travelingtom]

Originally Posted by conorblue

whats weird is i have seen some good artists using superior tattoo equip. aside from them being super wack, i have seen people on the convention circuit using their s&!t. J. carlton shaded my tattoo with a free "oj cam" machine. its in the user and tuning, not the machine. however...a machine set up and that will run well...cuts out a lot of the guess work if you arent sure exactly what makes a meachine do what...and i kinda fall between both those categories. ha

i used a frame from those retards and re-built it myself with stuff from other companies. i know a lot of people that use their stuff and i agree to an extent, they dont give a crap about the industry, only money.they dont try to make their equipment better only cheaper to make an extra buck. look at their v-tek. it used to come with a METAL frame now its f@#king plastic. nuff said.

[FallenKing]

Doesn't Pulse sell to anyone too?

[jerseyjaywymbs]

one of my favorite machines is a puma quick change. i built it to work the way i want it to. i've had it for years and refuse to get rid of it. it's been good to me and gets the job done. does spaulding give a crap if i work in a shop? hell no. does the machine do what it's supposed to do? hell yes. i only own two machines that were bought complete, one's ok, the other is crap.

[FallenKing]

Most suppliers are up to business, they don't care much about who they sell to as long as they get rich. Unfortunately the ones who don't sell to scratchers are the minority.

I have refunded back several K's in just one week to people thinking that I wont check. It's amazing how creative some human beings can get to try to get orders through.... like this guy that told me he was Paul Booth and sent me to Paul's site but said that he was now chilling at his mom house in NC and wanted to buy a new machine for when he gets back. LOL!!

[unheilig]

if you stop selling to scratchers, you endanger the cover-up market.

[travelingtom]

Originally Posted by unheilig

if you stop selling to scratchers, you endanger the cover-up market.

thats no even funny. the whole reason people should be more strict is because of infectious disease. i could care less about how s&!tty a tattoo looks from a scratcher. its whats hiding under the skin that scares me and everyone that knows what the f@#k their doing.

[unheilig]

Originally Posted by travelingtom

thats no even funny. the whole reason people should be more strict is because of infectious disease. i could care less about how s&!tty a tattoo looks from a scratcher. its whats hiding under the skin that scares me and everyone that knows what the f@#k their doing.

I agree with you, except for the "not funny" part.

[inkmunky]

Originally Posted by FallenKing

Most suppliers are up to business, they don't care much about who they sell to as long as they get rich. Unfortunately the ones who don't sell to scratchers are the minority.

I have refunded back several K's in just one week to people thinking that I wont check. It's amazing how creative some human beings can get to try to get orders through.... like this guy that told me he was Paul Booth and sent me to Paul's site but said that he was now chilling at his mom house in NC and wanted to buy a new machine for when he gets back. LOL!!

hahaha that's some funny s&!t right there

[travelingtom]

fk, what are you looking for when someone wants to buy a machine? i know obvious things, but i am curious.

[Ogar24]

I know how that goes theres a place down the road that sells sets to anyone and its not even a Tattoo shop.