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These natural bristle brushes have crimped metal handles. Use for gluing, pasting, soldering or acid application. Disposable and perfect when one-time usage is necessary. 3/8" or 1/2" brush with overall length of 6".

These glue brushes are useful in a wide variety of small bonding and coating applications.

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Va
3 out of 5 stars.

Cheap and disposable

6 years ago
A bit narrow as acid brushes go but a handy width for lapstrake planking gluelines.
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Long Island, NY
5 out of 5 stars.

Great for other applications

13 years ago
I've been using these acid brushes for something like 45 years now. I started using them as an aircraft machanic first and because they are so easy to use have used them on cars and boats as well. They are basically throw-away brushes except for grease, where I keep one for years with the container. Also, in hard to get to places, they bend pretty easy to a 45deg, and even to 90deg's and still do the job.
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Berkeley, CA
4 out of 5 stars.

Excellent throw-away brushes

16 years ago
I bought the twelve dozen box. I use them for applying grease, glue, cleaning solvents, etc. Use them once and toss. Very economical. Keep a bunch in your shop.
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