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FlukinUki · 02-09-2005, 08:35 AM

Ive been running a bead of superglue along the edge of the ferrule (sp) of each brush. Dries in a minute and is enough to hold the bristles in place. Solved 99.9% of my problems with strays. Obviously you just want enough to get into the ferrule and lock the bristles and it only takes a second to do. I do a whole batch in a sitting. By the time Ive done 20 brushes, the first ones ready to use. I like the fact that the acid brushes are wide and can cover a larger area with each stroke.

02-09-2005, 08:35 AM	#3
FlukinUki Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Delaware Co., PA Posts: 210	Ive been running a bead of superglue along the edge of the ferrule (sp) of each brush. Dries in a minute and is enough to hold the bristles in place. Solved 99.9% of my problems with strays. Obviously you just want enough to get into the ferrule and lock the bristles and it only takes a second to do. I do a whole batch in a sitting. By the time Ive done 20 brushes, the first ones ready to use. I like the fact that the acid brushes are wide and can cover a larger area with each stroke.