MTN Empty Dabber is an empty refillable paint marker and dabber bottle designed for artists, muralists, taggers, and creative users who want a durable squeeze applicator for custom inks. Available in 30ml and 90ml sizes, it pairs naturally with Street Ink 1000ml and can also be filled with your own homemade inks when you want more control over colour, flow, and refillable marking tools. Product name: Montana Empty Street Dabber Available sizes: 30ml and 90ml Use case: Empty refillable dabber for inks or homemade inks Nib size: 90ml version features a 3/4 inch nib Build: Durable body with a high-quality nib Best for: Custom ink filling, broad marking, and refillable street-art or studio workflows Availability: Available from Wallack’s in Canada [+] The Creative Details: Performance & Feel (Click to Expand) The Montana Empty Dabber is a refillable empty marker bottle made for artists who want a simple, reusable way to apply ink with a soft, broad nib. It is a practical option for street art, mark-making, custom fills, and experimental studio use where you want more control than a disposable marker usually gives. What makes this empty dabber useful is its combination of a durable body and a high-quality nib, especially if you regularly refill your tools instead of replacing them. The 90ml size is a strong choice when you want longer working time between refills, while the 30ml size is easier to keep compact in a kit or pouch. This is a better fit than a generic empty bottle when you specifically want a dabber-style applicator rather than a brush, pipette, or standard marker tip. It may not be the best choice if you need fine detail, precision line work, or a confirmed compatibility list for specialty inks, since that information has not been provided here. For artists building a refillable marking setup, this product pairs naturally with Street Ink 1000ml. You can also explore related tools through shop refillable markers and dabbers and browse street art inks. [+] Studio Guide: How to Use & Store (Click to Expand) Fill the Montana Empty Dabber with Ink or your own homemade ink, then use the nib to apply broad marks, fills, or expressive lines depending on pressure and surface. If you are working with homemade inks or non-standard liquids, test flow and drying on scrap material before using it on a finished project. Different ink viscosities can affect how evenly the nib loads and how cleanly the dabber applies. Store the dabber sealed and upright when possible to reduce mess and help maintain a more predictable flow. For Ottawa and Canadian winter conditions, let cold shipments come back to room temperature before filling or heavy use if the contents have been exposed to low temperatures in transit. If you have filled the Dabber with ink, it cannot freeze. [+] Artist FAQs: Your Questions Answered (Click to Expand) What is the Montana Empty Street Dabber used for? It is a refillable empty dabber bottle for inks or your own homemade inks. It is meant for broad, expressive mark-making rather than fine technical detail. What sizes does the MTN Empty Dabber come in? This product is available in 30ml and 90ml sizes. The larger size is better when you want more capacity between refills. Does the 90ml version have a larger nib? Yes. The 90ml Empty Dabber has a 3/4 inch nib. Is this a good choice for beginners? Yes, especially if you want a simple refillable tool for broad ink application. Just test your fill material first if you are using homemade ink. Can professionals use this for finished work? Yes, if their process calls for refillable broad marks and custom ink control. It is especially useful for artists who already work with Street Ink or mixed custom colours. Can I use homemade ink in this empty marker or empty marker bottle? Yes, that is one of its intended uses. Because formula details were not provided, test your mixture first to check flow and compatibility. How should I store the dabber after filling it? Keep it sealed and store it carefully to reduce leaking or drying issues. Is this suitable for classrooms or youth programs? Safety depends on the ink or liquid you put inside, not just the empty dabber itself. What is the difference between this dabber and a regular marker? A dabber is built for broader, softer, more fluid application than many regular markers. This makes it useful for bold marks, fills, and expressive workflows rather than fine lines.
