Wide mouth, Glow in the Dark Drip Tips for sale

[ErikaG]

These are all wide mouth drip tips and yes they glow in the dark! they are hand made with sculpey clay. I started making them for myself and others began asking, so now i am selling them. they are $5.50 each and $2 shipping or 3 for $16 and i will pay the shipping. there is a $.60 fee for paypal or you can mail a check. Please pm me how many you would like and what colors. right now i have.....purple, blue, green, silver, orange, pink and maroon. these are custom made. you can have a single color or multi-color. 30 day guaranty.

disclaimer...the only issue i have had with these was using them on an atty that was overheating. the end got a bit soft. they never burnt but if you have a malfunctioning atty, i do not recommend using them on it. i have not had any complaints from past customers regarding this. only my one experience. they are fine on LR cartos and atties that are working properly.

these are mystery tips and are made from the excess clay. all are different and you cannot choose colors. they are really cool. the pictures do not do them justice.

and to prove that yes, they do glow in the dark.....

 

[Mvgratz]

Do you have plans to make one for 306 atty's?

 

[10mmshooter]

I bought some of Erika's tips. They are great. They have a nice, soft feel on the lips. And they glow in the dark!

 

[mwa102464]

Is there any issues with juice & clay ??? for some reason I wouldn't think juice and clay would be to good of friends and the juice would get into the clay and vice verse ??? I'm sure you have thought about this but for the heck of it could you educate me on this a bit, THX

 

[Mvgratz]

I'm assuming that they are "glazed" inside and out and fired in a kiln. If not I think juice would definitley soak into the clay...

 

[ErikaG]

They are baked and very smooth. No issues with the liquid soaking in. I use cartos and the hole in the bottom is wide enough to let the juice hit the filler. Never have to blow on them to get the juice to go through and i use 75% vg.

 

[Mvgratz]

Do you have plans to make one for 306 atty's?

Is this a possibility, or do the 306LR's get too hot?

 

[ErikaG]

i have never tried a 306 honestly. how close is the heating element to the top of the atty? closer than a reg 510? i can certainly make one and see but i don't have a device to try it out on. here are some better pics. just took them and my kitchen lighting stinks so i apologize for the grain. this is my tip that i use all the time.

 

[ErikaG]

and thank you 10mm for the positive feedback!

 

[bmwjen]

Those are gorgeous!!!! (and Erica is from OHIO, my home state!!)

 

[Mvgratz]

Erika, I pm'ed you a couple of images of a 306 to give you an idea of their design.

 

[lynleestar]

count me in~! I'm addicted to drip tips!! Sending PM your way

 

[leannebug]

me too! im loving the first three colors!!

 

[ErikaG]

Wow everyone! I made sure i was all cought up before i offered these here. Thank heavens i did. The mystery tips are currently out of stock. I will let you know as soon as i have more!

 

[thegrindre]

I've always understood that 'glow in the dark' chemicals are cancerous and radioactive to the skin. These are placed on the mouth, lips and tongue. How safe is this???
What chemicals are you using to make them glow???

 

[ErikaG]

The msds sheet lists fimo glow in the dark as non toxic. The only issue is overheating unbaked clay. The fumes are bad. Once it is cured, it is not toxic. This is why i wouldn't recommend using it on an overheating atty. Mine did not release fumes or burn, just got a little soft on the bottom.

Edited to add: this is just me being overly cautious. I wouldn't recommend using a plastic tip that was melting either (which some of the thinner ones do)

 

[leannebug]

Thanks Erika! Can't wait to get them!!!

 

[lynleestar]

I'm excited for mine too bug~!!

 

[ErikaG]

All current orders have been shipped

 

[bmwjen]

I ordered them last night. people have been "smoking" out of this type of clay for YEARS..................at least I know I did.