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Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

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Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby RogerS » 13 Jan 2019, 12:09

Stumbled across these while wandering round Axminsters' shop and bought it on spec. along with the smaller version.

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What a pair of cracking little applicators. They do exactly what they say on the tin. Go out and buy a couple today !
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Malc2098 » 13 Jan 2019, 13:50

I suppose it depends on the area you are spreading. For a large area, I think these work well, but for small or narrow areas, a flat blade can be good.

I suppose it also depends on the surface; if it's rough, like OSB, then a brush is better than a blade which would be better on a flat little absorbent surface.
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Doug » 13 Jan 2019, 17:58

Malc2098 wrote:I suppose it depends on the area you are spreading. For a large area, I think these work well, but for small or narrow areas, a flat blade can be good.

I suppose it also depends on the surface; if it's rough, like OSB, then a brush is better than a blade which would be better on a flat little absorbent surface.



Those bristles can’t be any softer than a brush can they ?

I like the look of that Malc thanks for the link I’ll get the GLW to pick one up when she’s out shopping next it will be ideal for Cascamite which is a bugger to clean out of brushes but breaks off flexible items easily when set .

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Just spoke to SWMBO who informs me she all ready has one & why do I want to spend that much & to look at Ikea, so I did

https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/coo ... ware/gubbröra-pastry-brush-white-black-art-00287950/

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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Malc2098 » 13 Jan 2019, 18:35

80p! Bloomin' 'eck!
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Woodster » 13 Jan 2019, 20:28

I think next time I'm in IKEA I'll get one of those. ;)
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby 9fingers » 13 Jan 2019, 22:25

That Ikea one seems cheap but to me it seems large for most stuff I do

It claims to be 250 x 40 x 10mm.

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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Doug » 13 Jan 2019, 22:33

9fingers wrote:That Ikea one seems cheap but to me it seems large for most stuff I do

It claims to be 250 x 40 x 10mm.

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I agree Bob, but the one my good lady has has its bristles extruded from a silicon block with a handle that pushes into that block, it wouldn’t be difficult to cut the block in half & have 2, 20mm brushes which would be a better size & a bigger bargain :lol:
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby 9fingers » 13 Jan 2019, 22:43

Doug wrote:
9fingers wrote:That Ikea one seems cheap but to me it seems large for most stuff I do

It claims to be 250 x 40 x 10mm.

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I agree Bob, but the one my good lady has has its bristles extruded from a silicon block with a handle that pushes into that block, it wouldn’t be difficult to cut the block in half & have 2, 20mm brushes which would be a better size & a bigger bargain :lol:


OK Doug thanks. All I have to do now is to psych myself up to actually setting foot in one of their stores :lol:

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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Doug » 13 Jan 2019, 22:59

9fingers wrote:
Doug wrote:
9fingers wrote:That Ikea one seems cheap but to me it seems large for most stuff I do

It claims to be 250 x 40 x 10mm.

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I agree Bob, but the one my good lady has has its bristles extruded from a silicon block with a handle that pushes into that block, it wouldn’t be difficult to cut the block in half & have 2, 20mm brushes which would be a better size & a bigger bargain :lol:


OK Doug thanks. All I have to do now is to psych myself up to actually setting foot in one of their stores :lol:

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I can’t help you there Bob :lol: other than offer to get the good lady to buy an extra one when she’s next there & post it you. For some reason she likes the place :eusa-think: it can’t be the meatballs :lol:
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby 9fingers » 13 Jan 2019, 23:07

Doug wrote:
I can’t help you there Bob :lol: other than offer to get the good lady to buy an extra one when she’s next there & post it you. For some reason she likes the place :eusa-think: it can’t be the meatballs :lol:


A kind thought but I really ought to sort out my demons :lol:

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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Woodbloke » 13 Jan 2019, 23:32

RogerS wrote:Stumbled across these while wandering round Axminsters' shop and bought it on spec. along with the smaller version.

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What a pair of cracking little applicators. They do exactly what they say on the tin. Go out and buy a couple today !

I bought these last year as well and I have to agree. The silicon 'tray' that comes with the set is also really useful for tipping out a good dollop of gloop if you've got a fair amount of gluing to do and it's easy enough to tip the excess back into the bottle. Definitely my 'go to' glue applicators now - Rob
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Richard S » 14 Jan 2019, 00:44

We used to have spreaders like the spade end at school back in the 70’s / 80’s
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Re: Sili-Brush Non-Stick Glue Brush - micro-review

Postby Malc2098 » 14 Jan 2019, 11:02

Richard S wrote:We used to have spreaders like the spade end at school back in the 70’s / 80’s



We used to have the little spade one in the 50s in a little round metal tub with white hard glue in called GripFix, I think. Smelled like marzipan, or am I imagining that?
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