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Rockler Silicone Glue Brush

Item #: 45624
Finally, a glue brush that you'll never have to throw away!
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Overview

This brush features silicone bristles that are easy to wash with water, and quickly shed dried glue for long-lasting service. They're also spaced to hold plenty of wet glue, meaning less time dipping and more time spreading. Use the narrow dimension for edges and the wide dimension for faces. The paddle end opposite the bristles can be used like a pen for finer detail work such as mortise and tenon, dovetail, and box joints, or like a spatula for spreading glue into grooves and mortises. Also available from Rockler, the 3-Piece Silicone Glue Application Kit (#43662, sold separately).

It's easy to clean without chemical solvents - even fully dried polyurethane glue cracks and peels right off the bristles - and re-using the brush is also friendly to the environment. When it's time for a glue-up, simply riffle the bristles as you would a deck of cards to peel any dried glue off and restore the brush to pristine condition. Unlike traditional brushes, this one won't shed bristles into your bead of glue. The entire brush is waterproof, so rinsing thoroughly with warm water makes cleanup easy when glue is wet. Silicone Glue Brush measures 7" long. The tapered brush tip measures 1" wide x 1/2" deep.

What's included

(1) Rockler Silicone Glue Brush

Technical Details

  • Length: 7"
  • Tapered brush tip measurements: 1" wide x 1/2" deep
  • Not safe for food use
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Weight (lbs): 0.0500
  • Bristle Type: Silicone

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Why did you choose this?
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Because we often use glue this looks like something we would use. Read the reviews and many people said it's a great product.
Lori S on Sep 20, 2017
Seen them used in many YouYou videos on woodworking. Wanted to give one a try.
Brad M on Aug 30, 2017
Because we often use glue this looks like something we would use. Read the reviews and many people said it's a great product.
Lori S on Sep 20, 2017
I keep hearing how the Silicon brushes are great to Use.
Glenn B on Sep 3, 2017
Seen them used in many YouYou videos on woodworking. Wanted to give one a try.
Brad M on Aug 30, 2017
do lots of gluing and use lots of glue brushes.
James B on Aug 30, 2017
have one and i like it
James B on Aug 29, 2017
Works well. Awesome cleanup!
Doug S on Aug 23, 2017
Used a friends & liked it-worked great
William F on Aug 18, 2017
at some point I will forget to clean my bristle brush and it dries, making it useless. I am hoping I can let this dry and just peel the glue off.
Ken S on Aug 18, 2017
Tired of cleaning old fashioned glue brushes.
John H on Aug 15, 2017
good price
Karmudeen A on Aug 11, 2017
wanted to try them
Robert C on Aug 4, 2017
Inexpensive enough to try.
Alex M on Aug 3, 2017
Glue boards together to create a table top
J Raymond B on Aug 2, 2017
Seemed like a good idea, better than popsicle sticks
Paul L on Aug 1, 2017
cleaner application
John H on Aug 1, 2017
convenient
David W on Jul 31, 2017
works well but brush stems come out if glue set to long.
alfred e on Jul 31, 2017
saw demo how dried glue came off
Gregory Alan W on Jul 30, 2017
Tired of using my finger.
Jonathan A on Jul 30, 2017
I bought one brush and they're very good.
NORA S on Jul 28, 2017
I need a good gluebrush
Timothy J on Jul 28, 2017
I've used them for several years, and needed replacements. They are great, and do a good job.
Robert K on Jul 27, 2017
Good with glue
Robert B on Jul 27, 2017
This is my second of these. Amazing how well they shed dried glue.
Mac S on Jul 27, 2017
So I can stop spreading glue with my fingers.
Tom B on Jul 27, 2017
Ease of installation on glue up. At present use throw away brushes
Joseph L on Jul 27, 2017
GIFT
mary d on Jul 26, 2017
RECOMMENDED
H R M on Jul 25, 2017
I want to try these
Ronald B on Jul 24, 2017
my french nephew wanted the best and because I am going to see my family in France in August, he asked me to order a few of these and bring them:)
maryline h on Jul 24, 2017
I currently use a flat flexible knife to spread epoxy and feel this may add a better touch.
O L on Jul 23, 2017
I use this brush all the time and need more to avoid transporting!
Don S on Jul 23, 2017
to use spread glue to make fingerboards
Jance T on Jul 23, 2017
No brainer for the price!
Richard L on Jul 22, 2017
curiosity
Johnny W D on Jul 21, 2017
Need to supplement my supply
Ray E on Jul 21, 2017
Worth a try
Don E on Jul 20, 2017
I have used this stool for a while and I am quite happy with it. AS few extras should be useful
S T on Jul 20, 2017
It was on sale
Steven G on Jul 20, 2017
I get busy and occasionally forget to clean my bristle brushes and then have to throw them away. I am hoping to break that cycle with this product.
Daniel S on Jul 19, 2017
Very handy glue brush. Easy to use. Easy to clean.
Robert B on Jul 18, 2017
NEVER HURTS TO HAVE AN EXTRA
DAVID B on Jul 18, 2017
I've been wiping glue with my finger...thinking this will be much cleaner
Joanne L on Jul 18, 2017
I chose this to hopefully get glue to where my fingers can't reach.
Jonathan H on Jul 17, 2017
will come in handing gluing stuff
Eric B on Jul 16, 2017
Glue ups
Nevin L on Jul 15, 2017
To get the brush really clean it takes a couple of days to let the glue to fully dry
thgolf on Jul 14, 2017
to neatly glue wood joints prior to joining them with pocket screws/miters, etc.
Lynn M on Jul 12, 2017
I have a few of these and they are great for glue. I don't wash them, but just let the glue dry then peel the glue off in one piece.
Anthony W on Jul 12, 2017
I'm tired of wasting brushes. Looks like a good product
Matthew A on Jul 12, 2017
I keep hearing how the Silicon brushes are great to Use.
Glenn B on Sep 3, 2017
do lots of gluing and use lots of glue brushes.
James B on Aug 30, 2017
How do you remove old glued in reed?
Bob S on Jul 5, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Depends on the type of glue ... I only use wood glue and after it dries I simply peel it off. I have not had experience with other types of glue so not qualified to address.
Do you need this and the glue to use graphite paper while putting design on wood?
Michele G on Nov 12, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I've never used glue for graphite paper. I would use witness or reference marks on your pattern so you can always reference it back to the same spot.

Reviews

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A great and useful tool, if ridiculously overpriced.
They go on sale all the time. Stock up then. This is a fantastic tool and actually worth the $5 (and I'm a really frugal), but there's no way it should cost so much. As well, you'll want to have several on hand for many reasons. It makes spreading glue evenly a dream and clean up is nearly automatic! Just let the glue dry and it almost falls off! If you need it sooner, swish it on water and pat dry. Easy!
May 20, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
best glue brush ever
I do alot of custom furniture and use glue alot and this has been the the best purchase I have made. I can let the glue dry on the brush or the tray and the next day peel it off with no problem and will look just like new. I have been using the same brush for months and it's just like when I got it. Buy one or two for yourself and a couple for your buddies they will thank you.
May 28, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
One can't quite believe that glues like titebond 3 won't stick to this brush, but they don't! You also may think that you will pull the bristles right off, but they stretch till the dried glue globs pull off instead. Spreads well, great device!
May 20, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Silicone Glue Brush
I already had one for several years, but it came up missing. So I bought another one to replace it since the other one worked so well. I restore Old wood machinist chests for my old retired guy hobby. I use hide glue, which I get at Rockler, to do the repairs and to install new felt. The brush spreads the hide glue well. It's and easy clean up and lasts.
This is a Gerstner model O42 from the 60's that I restored.
This is a Gerstner model O42 from the 60's that I restored.
October 27, 2016
Purchased
 11 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
I was a little bit skeptical...
I was a little bit skeptical but bought this as an impulse buy It was sitting next to the register. I figured it would work for glue but I decided to use it for 2 part epoxy. I figured that if it didn't work I was only out $3.99. We I was very happily suppressed in that the dried epoxy came right off. I was so impressed that this is the first time I have every reviewed a product.
September 16, 2012
Great brush
Had this for a few months and use it often. The rubber seems to be pretty strong and haven't lost any rubber yet.
November 19, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
The Best Glue Brushes - Hands Down!!!
After using acid brushes, scraps of wood, and cardboard pieces for years to spread glue on my projects, I got this glue brush as a gift.
I loved it right from the start. It spreads the glue evenly, and has the small spatula on the other end to get into tight places.
Best of all, it reusable. Just let the glue dry on the brush, and pull it off.
Love it, love it, love it!!! Well worth the money.
February 17, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Best thing since glue was invented
I have purchased 10 to 15 of these brushes since they were introduced. Gave most of them at our woodworking club as door prizes. I always keep 3 on hand. These brush sticks have many uses.....I use the paddle to apply wood filler to small, and hard to get at, places. They is one thing, of many, that is used to round out my Rockler order to get free shipping.
December 12, 2014
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Great idea - bristles break too easily
Great idea for a reuseable glue brush, but the bristles tend to treat off too easily when pulling off the dried glue.
May 1, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
I must be the only one...
I must be the only one on the planet who doesn't like this glue brush. I honestly can't see the draw to it. Really wanted to like it, but I went back to my tried and true acid brushes. I just couldn't get the glue to spread as easily as with the disposable acid brushes.
September 19, 2012

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