I haven’t rinsed my brush in three years and it is just fine. It started as an experiment, now it is a way of life. After all it is just soap on...
Your giving up way too easy. Here is what you can do. Get yourself some thin super glue some 400 and 600 grit wet /dry sandpaper and some exam...
LOL Tedolph is right, it doesn’t matter much what you do. Going on three years now, I thought heck what would happen if I did NOTHING but use it...
First off you don't have to put anything in there. Just coat the inside of the hole with a thin layer of epoxy to waterproof it then apply epoxy...
Don't try it. It will catch with possible disastrous results. If you must clean it out use a small sanding drum. If the new knot will fit as is...
A good 5 min. Epoxy , 12 hr should be plenty. If you use a regular slow set epoxy, give it 24.
Agree a thin layer of 5 min epoxy. Apply the epoxy to the sides of the hole in the handle, not the knot, that way any excess will not squish out...
Don't go with the commercial stuff, there are any number of great craftsmen out there that can custom turn you a spectacular set of : a razor...
"51" Blacktip, love it.
I also have a "51" blacktip, love it!
Nope, never! Strictly old school for me;)
OK got to correct this. First off the glass (or brush) in a vacuum would dry ALMOST INSTANTLY! This is because the rate of evaporation depends...
Yeah, lots of vintage brushes have a distinct curve to them, but again does that really matter? Point is that we on this site treat our brushes a...
OK here's a question. Do you have to dry it at all? In the "old days" it was common practice to just leave the brush in the mug. That is what...
Found a "51" W4, for $5 a while back, been using it a lot, and really like it. Yeah they seem to be pretty reasonably priced, even on ebay. Well...
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