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Hello Ben, Thanks for contacting us. However, we are not a tattoo supply retailer. We are a content site providing useful and informative articles to our readers. I would suggest you contact any of the tattoo suppliers found within the links of this article, or simply seek Internet resources for tattoo suppliers. Thanks for visiting our site!

-- Contributed by: Jodie Michalak

Dear,

I would like to know if you carry any of the below products. If you do kindly get back to me with the unit price of each item and the stock availability for the product.

TATTOO MACHINE

STEALTH ROTARY TATTOO MACHINE - SHADER

IRON NEW DIAL TATTOO MACHINE

Looking forward to read from you.

Kindest Regards Ben Tony. New Mart Equipment Inc. 127 East Ninth Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90015

-- Contributed by: Ben Tony

Kc, great to hear we've got your vote! Thanks for the positive feedback!

-- Contributed by: Jodie Michalak

As a professional tattooist and shop owner I agree 100%. You need to be safe and make sure the person you are getting your tattoo from knows what they are doing. You could get infections and if they do not know how to operate there machine correctly your tattoo could fade. Even some professionals dont know there machines. Me and my husband got a tattoo out in town from a well known shop and there was brush strokes and fading in solid black areas.It looked horriable after scabbing whent away. You should consault and see work of as many tattooist and pick the best. I am proud of every tattoo that comes out of my shop. All my artist have to know there materials and have a open mind as well. Our shop has been open for years and I have yet to hear a complaint. Just make sure that you walk into a shop that is experienced and has no bad history, and remember that this is something that is potentally going to be on your body for the rest of your life so make sure it has meaning behind it.

-- Contributed by: Kc

Akasha, Terribly sad to hear, sorry for your loss. Goes to show you can never be too careful!

-- Contributed by: Jodie Michalak

I'm glad you put this up here because my girlfriend got an underground tat from this guy her brother knows, and it got infected. she died.

-- Contributed by: akasha

Rick, great advice thanks for sharing!

-- Contributed by: Jodie Michalak

firstly you have to be an artist!-tattooing without this and your work will always be bad, then learn all you can about tattoo tecnique machine tuning,health and safety,hygene- the have a go- on yourself to start with,keep everything clean, use disposable tips/grips and needles-never reuse anything,professional tattooists can and do do bad work in pretty unclean workstations-be a professsional, set high standards and work will come to you-have a go.ps so called professional tattooists will not like this-they hate to think there closily guarded secrets are out-that its not as hard as they like to make out so they can justify the extorsionate prices they charge for very often poor quality work, have a go -prove them wrong.

-- Contributed by: rick

I am so glad to read your Warning about only professional tattoo artists. So important!

-- Contributed by: Ava V. TattooRemovalReality

I really want to learn how to tattoo professionally,I have recently bought a tattoo gun and have been practising on fake skin etc at home,but I dont no where to go from here because I cant seem to find any schooling for it around where I live and the only decent tattoo shop in my area allready has a few apprentacses .I dont no what to do,can you help me out with any suggestions?. Thanks

-- Contributed by: Corey

Will changing the barrel and needle in a tattoo gun make it safe? Thanks

-- Contributed by: johny

I want to learn to do tattoos. I do not really know how to get started, to go to a school and pay a huge tuition or to a shop to do an apprentiship. I have never done a tattoo before but have 3. I am really interested in learning all about the gun, needles, shading, and different types of art. What should I do to get started?

-- Contributed by: Amber

I am going thru school to get my state cert. in tattooing and want to decern between rotary or standard coil machienes. I am not too concerned about the cost but want a super strong shader / liner that can run massive mags eventually for tribal coloring. Would you share your advice on the makers and their pros and cons from your experience. Thanks

-- Contributed by: Chris

i just purchased a raven tattoo gun but see i'm a first timer you know kick back mark myself up but that was with a homemade machine and now that i have a machine that i purchase i dont know how to hook up the power supply to it no instructions came with it and company didnt return my e-mails can u pease help me

-- Contributed by: chiquita505

hey im looking 4 a tattooing kit so i can start doing tattoos but im not sure were to look at 4 da right prices i had a tattooing gun but it had broke but sum 1 made it 4 me

-- Contributed by: derrell
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