Re: Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer techni
By:Mike Loriz
Date: 3/28/2002, 3:24 pm
Date: 3/28/2002, 3:24 pm
In Response To: Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer technique (Mike Loriz)
Thanks for all the input. I put the first coat of Flagship 2015 on this afternoon, and will try to keep the cats out of there for a few weeks. Used a $12. badger brush, and will try David's technique of soaking in thinner overnight. The badger brush is fab, although the stink of the varnish reminds me why I switched to rubbed finishes on the non-floating stuff years ago. I love Sam Maloof's poly/oil/wax cocktail, but I do not think it would do much for epoxy.
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- Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer technique
Mike Loriz -- 3/25/2002, 10:12 pm- Re: Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer techni
Mike Loriz -- 3/28/2002, 3:24 pm- Forget freezing. Clean it promptly, or lose it *NM*
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/26/2002, 11:06 pm- Re: Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer techni
Dave Houser -- 3/26/2002, 3:45 pm- Agree
Sam McFadden -- 3/26/2002, 11:27 pm
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David Ross -- 3/26/2002, 12:29 pm- Re: Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer techni
Pamela Watson -- 3/26/2002, 11:41 am- Re: Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer techni
John Monfoe -- 3/26/2002, 5:00 am- Re: Seeking: info on paint brush in freezer techni
Pamela Watson -- 3/26/2002, 11:33 am
- Forget freezing. Clean it promptly, or lose it *NM*
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