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silicone epoxy brush .. not more hairs to pick out

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I checked and there is quite a selection. Have you tried several or just that 1  ? Trying to figure it out in pictures , not so good   

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3 hours ago, Kones1 said:

I checked and there is quite a selection. Have you tried several or just that 1  ? Trying to figure it out in pictures , not so good   

I got it amazon ....I bought a 4 pack and cut two and still using the one    Cuttte 4pcs Silicone Face Mask Brushes, Flexible Facial Mud Mask Applicator Brush, Hairless Moisturizers Applicator Tools, Soft Face Mask Applicator for Mud, Clay, Charcoal Mixed Mask his was the title . hope that helps 

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Cool trick thanks for sharing! They also make silicone mixing cups… but you guys probably are already using them. 
thanks again for sharing! 

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Try putting your brushes in the freezer before the epoxy sets up.

epoxy won’t set in the freezer so you can reuse the brush

fairly common practice with boatbuilding epoxy 

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update I have used the same brush over 20 times and still going . only problem is  now I have  whole box of chip brushed I will never use 

 

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Interesting find. Question, silicone, that word  and epoxy dont go together. I guess it works. Nice trick removing dried epoxy.

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Just now, pbadad said:

Interesting find. Question, silicone, that word  and epoxy dont go together. I guess it works. Nice trick removing dried epoxy.

works great ...been using the same brush for over 8 batch of plugs (100+) no more hairs . I did make another because I cut the lines neater and finer 

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1" foam brush, buy them in bulk when Michaels does that semiannual sale

 

 

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I've never tried one for epoxy, but I use one for wood glue all the time, the brush pulls right out of the glue after it's dried.

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