hey i noticed you guys did some stuff with fiberglass, well ive been messing around with it alot and was just wondering how many brushes do you go through?? i mean sh* i did one speaker enclosure and used like 4 brushes is there anyway to save them before resin dries?? i used alcohol,thinner, and finger nail polish nothing works.

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hawaii boy

im no expert.. nor am i either of those menchened above.. but i think you could wrap a plastic back around it and stick in in the freezer.. i think you can do that with paint.. so perhaps with resin too..

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i have alot of experience with building fiberglass boats, and we use either acetone, or methyl ethyl ketone. just immediately put the used brush in a 100% solution right after you use them when theyre still wet. after that, rinse them with a mild detergent and your set, hope that helps,
Chris

i gotta go buy acetone god im sick of brushes alread

hawaii boy

hey, i just use a bucket with some acitone (sp) in it, they wont last for ever, but long enough for you to use them again

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yeah, once the stuff hardens there's pretty much nothing you can do. You have to put it the brush in a can of thinner or something of that sort while the brush is still wet.

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