ro_sie wrote:
About those glue brushes. because I am so cheap I have found out that with paint, if I take my brushes and rollers and either put them in plastic sealed bags or wrap them snuggly in plastic wrap they will stay moist and usable. That is if you dont leave them like that for weeks. Another thing. Can you cut off the brush ends and make wind chimes? Just an enquiring mind.
Hey, I hadn't thought of using them as wind chimes! Lol. That should work.
Most paint brushes will work like that, unless Por 15 is used, as it is moisture cured, so wrapping them up doesn't work. I tried that.
As a result, I try to do as much painting at one time as I can with Por 15 since I know they will harden when I am done. Hence, using the cheaper (usually not foam brushes), from Harbor Freight.
I can usually pick them for less than a $1 each, for about a 2" brush.
On occasion, I have used the foam brushes for Por 15, but they don't last long, so it will have to be a rather short painting session.
