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.
- Mini Silicone Glue Brush measures 5-3/4" long overall.
- Brush tip is approximately 3/8" in diameter x 3/8" long, with angled bristles for cutting in.
- Dropper tip is 1/8" diameter at the tip, widening to approximately 3/8" at the base.
- Dropper tip is 3/4" long.
- Flexible silicone tips with rigid plastic shaft.
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Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 0.0500 |
| Bristle Type | Silicone |
What's included:
(2) Rockler Mini Silicone Glue Brushes
Reviews
Customer Reviews
3 Review(s)
View AllWhen I first saw this product...
Posted February 19, 2013
When I first saw this product I immediately bought it along with the three pack. It delivers what's promised in the description. I used to use a take away dish with a normal artist brush and almost always ended up getting glue everywhere except on the job...how messy!. That is now a thing of the past. I think both products are absolutely fantastic and wouldn't be without them. Highly recommended to woodies old and new everywhere!
An excellent companion to the original...
Posted January 13, 2013
An excellent companion to the original Silicone Glue Brush. Great for those small glue-ups and doweling projects. Just like it's big brother, total control, minimal glue use, easy clean-up. Highly recommend both sizes.
Although I had high hopes for...
Posted May 29, 2013
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.
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