These are the classic sprays, hands down! Super handy and ergonomic, perfect for anything from tagging to filling or outlining! A good quality spray usually covers about 3 square meters.

High-pressure sprays are the real deal for hardcore bombers! They’re trickier to use but let you work super fast. But don’t think they can’t do fine lines – the best writers can still make magic even with these powerhouses! Top choices here include MontanaColors’ Hardcore, Kobra, and the super speedy Nbq Fast!

Medium-pressure sprays are a balanced compromise. They’re super versatile because with the right caps, you can adjust the line thickness as needed. Popular picks in this category are Loop, Montanacans Black, and Molotow Belton.

Low-pressure spray cans are your best ally when you need precision and clean lines in your work. They’re also great for beginners since you can easily get a more defined stroke. The most famous low-pressure sprays include MontanaColors’ 94, Montanacans’ Gold, and Nbq’s Slow.

The meaner evolution of the transversal cap. Made for high-pressure sprays, it has a transverse line but is in a league of its own. It empties a can in just a few strokes, ideal for high-pressure sprays.

One of the oldest and most used caps. A mix between a soft and a fat cap, mainly for soft outlines. Recently, a new variant called the lego cap was released due to its resemblance to the famous yellow figurines!

A tagger’s favorite! It mimics the chisel marker stroke and can be thin or wide. Fits any spray can – a real gem!

Great for spraying from a distance, and for rawer outlines and tags. It has a thin tube for spraying. Montanacans recently developed the finer, more precise purple Needle fine, an upgrade from the red version.

Astrofat Cap: This is the widest and fastest cap available, with variations like the classic transparent, yellow, and Montanacans’ level 6. It’s used for super-fast coloring – a bomb for your throwups!

The entry-level choice for fast caps. Its thick line makes it ideal for quick, impactful work. The most popular fat cap is the pink dot, recognized by its classic pink nozzle.

The medium-sized cap, perfect for coloring or blending, and softer, thicker outlines than the skinny cap.

Acid etching tags, using corrosive substances for glass, have become a trend in recent years. You can find them in almost every city now! Unfortunately, they’re quite dangerous because the acid can burn the skin and cause serious injuries.

Stealth ink tags are super fun! When done at night, they appear transparent, but when exposed to sunlight, they react and turn a dark brown/gray! Just make sure to do them on porous materials, and the more light they get, the more visible they become. Give it a try!

Scratch tags are signatures made using materials that scratch surfaces, like knife sharpening stones. You can spot them pretty much anywhere, especially on the windows of public transport. But lately, some companies, like Berlin’s transport service, have started putting protective films on their windows to prevent damage.

up-and-coming writers, graffiti writing guides are like gold. They’re packed with all the info you need to start or step up your game. One of the hottest out there is the Graffiti Bible check it out if you’re looking to respect the spray!

Graffiti magazines are the real deal in the writing world, from monthly to annual editions that capture what’s hot right now with deep dives, interviews, and throwback stories. Wanna stay in the loop? Picking up these mags is the easiest way, especially since they often feature exclusive pics and contents!

Graffiti books are also vital. They typically tell the stories of individual writers or crews. Recently, books focusing on a specific city’s scene have become popular, offering photos, interviews, and unique images!