Recommended I use one to put on my envirotex. What is it, what does it look like and where can I find them? I looked at Michaels Crafts and Home Depot and no luck. A picture of one would help me so I know what I am looking for.:D Thanks for any help in advance.

Home Cheapo in the plumbing section . . . same brush used to apply flux while soldering. Metal handle. Red Top has'm too near the rod wrapping stuff (if it's still out).

Thanks Gloucester2, of course I was looking in the paint dept.:smash: Much appreciated.:D

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Ahhhh.....thanks NewJack....you the man!:D I will have that wood at the next meeting and I will pm you a couple days prior to confirm. Thanks man.:happy:

Nice to see you last night.;)

Larry,
Make sure you wash the brush in isopryl(rubbing) alcohol.You will see some oils wash out . And only use them once. They are throw aways.

After washing in alcohol, how long to let them dry?:confused:

after washing them in alcohol just shake the excess out and wipe it on a clean paper towl, theyll be dry in like a minute.

Hate to bring up this topic again, but when I'm putting my envirotex on the plugs, the hairs of the acid brush keep falling off, making one heck of a mess.

Any ideas on how to cure this one?

trim them a bit too, nice sharp scissors. flea mkt in raynham you can buy a ton of 'em for like 5 bux

bigfish i can give ya a ton of them at the meeting if ya want.
anything else ya need ?
nice rubber gloves? mixing cups? stir sticks? tape?sandpaper?
etc.... let me know.
if i got it, so do you:)

i found that flex coat epoxy brushes work much better than acid brushes.

I buy a cheap polyester brush like 1" an clean it with alcohol when done.Acid brushes are wat i used to make black light paintings years ago.:cool: :happy:

Larry;
Go to MSCDirect (add a dot com) you can get the brushes by the gross for approx. 10 bux. They ship immediately!! Get the 3/8 " size. I find the 1/2" a little big.

you can krimp the end holding the bristles with a pair of pliers. it will help.

ya didnt hear this from me, but
at like mc donalds or burger king, they have free epoxy mixing cups. they call them catsup cups, but we know better :D
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Guys...this is an old thread...I been all set on acid brush knowledge since May!:smash:

But thanks anyway!;)