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Disposable Brush Pack - 12 Pack

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Disposable Brush Pack - 12 Pack
Disposable Brush Pack - 12 Pack
$4.95 USD
A $11.40 value.
Item# 5141PK   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Convenient, disposable brushes are a must have in any workshop
  • Ideal for flux, patina, etching cream, glue and more
  • Inexpensive brushes are perfect for messy projects
  • Pack of 12 brushes - always have a fresh brush on hand
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Product Description

Save your expensive paint brushes!
These convenient, disposable brushes are a must-have for any workshop or classroom. Use to apply flux or patina to stained glass panels, brush on etching cream for a quick glass project or even use with adhesives in your next mosaic project. Great deal for a pack of 12 disposable brushes; never suffer through using a worn out brush!

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Pros : Like these brushes. One wears out throw away for a new one.
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Pros : I use these to brush flux on my project, work fine
Cons : don't seem super heavy duty, but that's ok for what I'm using them for.
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