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1" Reed Haik Brush

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1 Reed Haik Brush
1" Reed Haik Brush by Evenheat Kilns
$21.95 USD
Item# 7466   In Stock
  • Must have fusing staple
  • Apply primer on kiln shelves or molds with ease
  • Perfect solution to evenly applying primer to fusing projects
  • Natural fiber bristles; brush flares to 1-1/4"

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The natural bristles of Reed Haik Brushes are bound and glued into each bamboo reed making it easy to create a custom sized brush - simply break apart between the reeds to make a smaller brush for casting molds or to get into tiny details of texture molds with ease. Use to apply a smooth coating of glass separator or primer on kiln shelves and molds. A must for your coating needs. Natural fiber bristles. Brush flares to 1-1/4" to apply shelf wash. 3 reed brush measures approximately 1".

 

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   brushing kiln wash
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Pros : It soaks up a lot of liquid and covers well.
Cons : Loses lots of hairs, but they don't seem to hurt anything.
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Pros : This is the only brush to use. It doesn't shed and covers very well
Cons : Great Coverage, Non Shedding
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