Autopia.org - View Single Post

Accumulator · 07-04-09, 12:36

chilly- note that IME any brush will have to be used *wet* or it'll mar (unless it's so soft as to be ineffective anyhow).

I really like my various BHBs, but it can be a fine line between soft-enough (not to mar) and too soft (for effective cleaning).

I use long-nap/very plush MFs for that myself, at least when I'm not using swabs. I'll often pull some of the cotton off the tip of a swab and then soak it with QD..that usually allows me to get into tight spots faily well and if it doesn't work I reach for my plushest MF.

07-04-09, 12:36	#2 (permalink)
Accumulator Practical Perfectionist Accumulator is offline Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 24,907	Re: I Need a Small Paint Safe Brush chilly- note that IME any brush will have to be used wet or it'll mar (unless it's so soft as to be ineffective anyhow). I really like my various BHBs, but it can be a fine line between soft-enough (not to mar) and too soft (for effective cleaning). I use long-nap/very plush MFs for that myself, at least when I'm not using swabs. I'll often pull some of the cotton off the tip of a swab and then soak it with QD..that usually allows me to get into tight spots faily well and if it doesn't work I reach for my plushest MF.