Acid/Flux Brush, Tin Ferrule, Horsehair, 5-3/4" Length, 5/16" Width(Pack of 30 Pieces)

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This versatile long handled brush features long-wearing plastic fibers that can be used on masonry, brick, tile, stone, and more. These postcodes - BT, KA27 - KA28, KW, HS, IM, IV, PA20 - PA49, PA60 - PA78, PH17 - PH44, PH49 - PH50, PO30 - PO41, TR21 - TR25 and ZE. Glue brushes will become throwaways with Titebond II, and if you’re used to wiping glue on your tee shirt, as I do, II won’t come out in the wash, where Titebond I and hide glue will. We would also like to use cookies which enhance the functionality of the site, these are non-essential cookies. long handle extends out from the head for additional leverage for scrubbing when applying materials or cleaning up tools and workspace.

If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. The synthetic and natural fills are set in place with Epoxy or special high temperature Epoxy suitable for medical applications where the brush needs to be sterilized. Fill materials include aluminum, brass, hog fill, horse hair, nylon, phosphor bronze, stainless steel, and titanium. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).

Constructed with a rolled tin handle and tightly crimped bristles, it is designed for durability and effective application.

I have switched over to the Titebond Hide glue from PVA after reading one of you past articles and it certainly helped when assembling dovetails and for cleanup of squeeze out . PLEASE BE AWARE THAT CARRIAGE COSTS FOR WEHA PRODUCTS ARE NOT CALCULATED IN THE CHECKOUT – PLEASE RING FOR CHARGES.So when you are carrying out messy work such as laying bricks, it can be a very good idea to have a decent masonry brush on hand.

This versatile brush features long-wearing white tampico fibers perfect for applying coatings, rough scrubbing, and acid cleaning.

Their name came from the plumbing industry, where they were used to apply acid flux for pipe soldering applications. For spreading over a large area, like veneer, I use a cheap plastic spreader with notched edges sold for spreading tile mastic, etc. I started using the flux brushes because a friend of mine as a plumber used them for there intended use and bought them by the gross.