What is the ideal brush type to use with it? Also, does it adhere to metal?
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disposable brushes of any size....it sticks to bare metal-should be scuffed a bit and cleaned of debris.
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yes it adheres well to clean metal I would wipe down with solvent after cleaning with triple phosphate or similar product and I used MEK methyl ethyl ketone to wipe down few minutes before application that actually etches the metal a little this is some bad stuff follow ventilation and other instructions if you use it (availiable at lowe's and others. As for the brush, I didn't use one I used a roller with 3/4 inch knap so cant help you there
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Any brush will do. But not the sponge ones. It will adhere to metal. First, give it a good clean. Of course. Good luck
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Home Depot could tell you. A roller can also be used. Yes, it does adhere to metal. used it on a mobile home and it sealed very nicely.
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A 3/8 medium nap roller works the best. Since liquid epdm is a relatively thick material if you were to pour out a gallon worth of the material on your roof and try to spread it around with a roller you would only be pushing your roller. This is why the squeegee works best first to level it out then go back over the area you squeegeed with the medium nap roller. Remember to submit you're before and after pictures to get your AMEX gift certificate just call our office and Kellie will give you the e-mail address to submit your photos
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We used a standard paint roller when resealing our rv roof. It spreads out on its own, so no need to worry about the small bumps from the roller. As stated in the description, it adheres to metal.
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I bought a cheap brush roller and drill mixing rod at walmart. If you want to put it on thick use the brush you can still roll it out wuth a roller. Yea it sticks to metal and brick is what I used it for you have 4 to 6 hours after mixing I would lean towards 4
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This is REALLY great stuff... however, it will stick to ANYTHING! We used it for spot repairs on an industrial metal roof. Absolutely no leaks since and it has held up through all types of New England weather, but prepare to throw away whatever it comes in contact with. It has a catalyst additive that needs to be stirred pretty well to activate it, and cleaning our paint stirrer bit was a messy job and there is rubber all over the wash room that won't come off - metal grates, concrete floor, etc.
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In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push them together before the epoxies set. This might give a really good plastic to metal bond. In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push... » Read More In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push them together before the epoxies set. This might give a really good plastic to metal bond. « Show Less
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This is a very thick liquid, I actually found putting it into a cup, and quickly ran a string of my home made beads through the solution. I think you can use any brush, bu the thicker it is the easier it will loose bristles. Good Luck. God Bless
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The handle is made of plastic; the bristles are brass. I was leery of having plastic around a hot grill but I think because of the angle of the brush it is less of a concern. You wouldn't want to lay it on anything hot. So far I like the brush. Go ahead and get it!
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No idea--haven't tried it, but it seems like any basic, round bristle brush would work fine in it. Perhaps there are refill brushes, as well.
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A bottle brush works. The ones that I purchased was intended for show and fun.
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I think the small 7.5" 20mm would work well for you. I have the big one but I have Newfies! Great brush, especially if they don't like to be brushed, they will let you with this one because it doesn't pull.
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I haven't used it on anything metal, but I really don't think it would have any problems doing any kind of job. So far mine has worked great for my needs.
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I did buy the brush set from amazon. It has the three different brushes and it is a snap to clean. With or without them but I am a bit anal and like to make sure it it real clean.
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As far as know it will work on any bare metal. It is great stuff. I put it on with a brush. The roller didn't work for me. But I'd use a throw away brush next time I use it. Answer to your question: Yes. If it's clean bare metal it will work.
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I don't have enough experience with air brushing to give an adequate response as to a materials/tools and equipment list, however I would recommend googling your question. Also, a highly rated begginger airbrush book is a good place to start.
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No special requirements, you just have to hold the metal band of the brush handle with 2 fingers, the fingers have to be wet. It is very easy, the metal band is located at the place where the fingers have to be situated anyway. I think that the brush is working very well. I do recommend it.
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Karl, I bought this kit after I saw it on a TV show - not an infomercial (LOL!) - and bought it with all the heads that I saw available for it. So basically my answer is I don't know but I don't think so just based on what I've seen available. I HOPE that they do or will make that brush because you're absolutely right that it would be great for outdoor/metal items like that! I know that I'm not giving you a definitive answer but I hate asking questions and never having them answered so figured I'd at least let you know that someone is paying attention and hoping that what you are looking for either exists or arrives at some point soon! Take care! Wendi :)
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Sorry I have not tested yet on metal, it seems to do fine on glass, not great, but does ok on glass and wood..
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Works great on metal but don't know if plastic will remain solid enough for the Irwin tool to grab hold. Don't have experience with that.
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I clean hot grill with a wet rag after each use. Then apply liberal amount of peanut oil. I do not use metal brushes as they seem to promote rusting and leave dangerous bristles behind.
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No they are both plastic bristles. You don't want metal bristles because they can scratch the stainlesss inner pipe. This kit works great! Don't use it on a hot exhaust, let it cool.