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The Mini Silicone Glue Brush is perfect for box joints, dovetails, grooves, dowels and other hard-to-access spaces. Zoom

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Rockler Silicone Mini Glue Brush, 2-Pack

Item #: 45495
Get pin-point gluing precision, effortless cleanup, and indefinite reusability with the Mini Silicone Glue Brush from Rockler.
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Overview

No more throwing away countless acid brushes - this brush cleans up with a quick rinse under a faucet, or simply leave it to dry, and the glue peels off, leaving the bristles perfectly intact. The miniature 3/8" brush tip is ideal for crafts and detail work like reaching into finger joints, dovetails, and for spreading glue on narrow stock. Use the 1/8"dropper tip to dispense the perfect amount of glue into dowel holes, mortises, or onto small moldings, all with minimal squeeze-out. Brush has flexible silicone tips with rigid plastic shaft.

What's included

(2) Rockler Mini Silicone Glue Brushes

Technical Details

  • Length: 5-3/4"
  • Brush tip measurements: 3/8" in diameter x 3/8" long
  • Angled bristles for cutting in
  • Tip diameter: 1/8" widening to approximately 3/8" at the base
  • Dropper tip length: 3/4"
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Weight (lbs): 0.0200
  • Bristle Type: Silicone

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Why did you choose this?
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for gluing small parts
thgolf on Jul 14, 2017
Thought it would be good to get into tight spaces
Maree M on Jun 18, 2017
for gluing small parts
thgolf on Jul 14, 2017
Look interesting
Robert D on Jun 20, 2017
Thought it would be good to get into tight spaces
Maree M on Jun 18, 2017
Item ordered for a customer. (Brand specific)
DIVERSIFIED MATERIALS, I on Jun 1, 2017
Needed a reusable brush or spreading glue.
Kristian L on May 31, 2017
I have a couple of these already and they are awesome!!
Randall H on May 30, 2017
I have the larger brush of this type and like it very much; for some jobs a smaller brush will be useful.
Jon L on May 21, 2017
I needed it.
David T on May 20, 2017
A present for my wife.
John G on May 12, 2017
For applying liquid wood when restoring/repairing furniture.
Zymeashia G on May 9, 2017
gluing up small parts and small areas such as box joints and dovetails.
Dale G on May 8, 2017
to apply the glue on small projects like toys.
Harland r on Apr 30, 2017
because they look like a better option than the old acid brushes I've used in the past and they were on sale.
David M on Apr 26, 2017
SAW on youtube was jealous of using my finger
Jason S on Apr 25, 2017
For woodworking projects
Erik J on Apr 24, 2017
I have the larger brush and like it so I am getting the smaller ones
Charles R on Apr 17, 2017
one of the best solutions for glueing
AMOS K on Apr 13, 2017
Same as above, just wanted to try the silicone type brush.
Chris C on Apr 12, 2017
To use them
BULMARO H on Apr 10, 2017
These silicone brushes should be an easy cleanup.
Clifford J on Mar 29, 2017
No more bristles in my glue joints.
Doran B on Mar 25, 2017
for glue up options
Donald E on Mar 13, 2017
I cant find the other glue brushes I bought from Rockler so I ordered another set cuz they work good.
Greg on Mar 1, 2017
Good deal and work very well
Thomas W on Mar 1, 2017
Because it is reusable
Mike F on Feb 21, 2017
These things work great, but I have been using them with epoxy, which will come off but eventually pulls off too many of the "bristles."
Dana C on Feb 13, 2017
It was on sale, so I thought I'd try it.
Robert M on Feb 12, 2017
MY BRUSHES FREQUENTLY DRY UP BEFOR I GET A CHANCE TO CLEAN THEM.
Robert w S on Feb 10, 2017
looks like a good tool to try
Dan C on Jan 30, 2017
I don't have to keep throwing away brushes.
Carmen D on Jan 14, 2017
I do lots of glue ups in woodworking and model railroading. These things clean up nice and, do a great job, and are always ready when I need them.
Raymond N on Jan 9, 2017
Reusable, easy to clean.
Jim C on Jan 8, 2017
Shop supplies
Dennis F on Jan 6, 2017
Small project, small jewelry box
DAVID K on Jan 1, 2017
trying something new
Mary M on Dec 31, 2016
Controlled application/metering of glue with easy to clean, reusable applicators.
Mark M on Dec 29, 2016
for glue ups
David M on Dec 26, 2016
To use for my dowel joints
Jeffrey B on Dec 15, 2016
Gift for my son-in-law. Also ordered for myself.
Mary M on Dec 14, 2016
gift
Jennifer F on Dec 7, 2016
For applying glue to smaller projects. Will not have to throw away glue sticks or brushes after use.
Larry N on Dec 6, 2016
Saw on a project by April Wilkerson and it looks like a great brush
Hector J on Dec 4, 2016
seemed like a good idea
Dean P on Nov 28, 2016
Glue won't stick to it convenient
Bill V on Nov 27, 2016
Figured I should use these and not my fingers.
Eric D on Nov 25, 2016
reviews
Russ on Nov 24, 2016
small box project
David P on Nov 23, 2016
For small projects.
Matthew D on Nov 21, 2016
I borrowed one of these brushes from a fellow woodworker and they work great!
Robert H on Nov 13, 2016
To do finger glue
l.john i on Nov 13, 2016
Look interesting
Robert D on Jun 20, 2017
Item ordered for a customer. (Brand specific)
DIVERSIFIED MATERIALS, I on Jun 1, 2017
Can I use this brush for silicone glue (GE Silicone II), for a rubber glue (Lexel) and for an epoxy glue?
Anita D on Sep 2, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I've used if for Epoxy with no problem. I've also used it for things such as shoe-goo adhesive. I would imaging that it would work with silicone glues, but I've never tried it. I guess there is a small chance that the silicone in the glue might react with the silicone in the brush, but I'd still give it a try.
can I use this silicone brush with Gorilla Glue?
Roy B on Oct 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I use gorilla wood glue and have no problems with the brush.

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Although I had high hopes for...
Although I had high hopes for this product, I find I am less than impressed. The primary issue is the poor attachment of the silicone brush to the shaft. During glue ups the last thing one needs is for the applicator to be falling apart because of slight excessive pressure.
May 29, 2013
A great idea
These the best brushes for Tite-bond that I have used. They spread well and clean up with no fuss, as long as you don't leave the glue in them too long. If you let them sit for weeks, the glue does seem to bond to the brush.

I haven't tried them with Gorilla Glue or Epoxy so I don't know how they will do there.
August 5, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Kudos for silicone glue brush
What a simple solution to an ongoing problem! These brushes spread the glue evenly and then clean up by putting them in a cup of water. Wipe them clean and you are ready to go. Leaving them overnight without the initial cleanup and the glue flakes off them with little effort. No more throwing away acid brushes, cleaning glue off fingers, or using wood scraps to spread glue unevenly.
March 30, 2017
Purchased
 4 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Versatile, useful tool.
I use one for applying glue in my home shop and use the other for applying wax resist in the ceramic studio. When you apply wax with a brush it is a bear to get clean. These silicone brushes clean like a dream
May 9, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Nifty, but one limitation.
I like these brushes. Work great for gluing up boards for panels, etc, but if you are using biscuits for joinery, you can't really get into the slots to spread the glue. I still need to use my traditional brushes for that. On flat parts or where you don't need to get into a tight place these work great.
February 29, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
They work well. Glue releases. The tips seem to come off a little too easily
June 5, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Tips not securely attached.
These are useful but can be frustrating because the tips come off easily.
December 2, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Works perfectly and easy to clean
April 3, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
small glue applicators
great for smaller areas and glue peels off.
May 22, 2017
Purchased
 2 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
meets needs
April 30, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced

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