RLB:
R - Round
L - Liner
B- Bugpin
This means that the needle is set up in a round configuration, with a tight grouping for lining, and composed of bugpin needles which are thinner than your standard #12 needles (usually #08). So what you have is a much thinner lining needle usually for detail work or highlights.
Tattoo needles do not "turn around", tattoo machines repeatedly pierce the skin with ink. Different needles are used for coloring, and outlining. The Needles used for outlining are thinner than the needles used for coloring.
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They are for fine lines and detail that's in the tattoo you can also use this needle to do awhole tattoo for lines and shading without changing needles
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Gerard Way does not have a tattoo. He is deathly afraid of needles.
Autoclaves, brah.
No you can't use rubbing alcohol to sterilize tattoo needles. Rubbing alcohol might disinfect the needles but sterilization for tattoo equipment is usually done with a "Steam Sterilizer (Autoclave)" which removes spores by applying heat and pressure to the equipment.
it madders how big it is and where you buy them
if their needles aren't clean it will.
I wouldn't reuse tattoo needles due to risk of spreading infections or diseases, even if an ultrasonic cleaner is being used. It's just not worth the risk for how little you have to pay for needles. You can pay about 12 dollars for around 50 needles of your choosing on most websites.
The key for a great tattoo using the proper equipment. Start with some Long taper needles like these http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bugpin-bug-pins-long-taper-11-curved-mags-round-magnums-tattoo-needles-11cm-11rm-/120811530400?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c20eda8a0 The better the needles the better your tattoo will come out