Pixiss Scratch Brush Pen Set With Replacement Tips, Fiberglass, Steel, Brass, Nylon, 5-inches Pen Style Prep Sanding Brush 4-Pack For Corrosion, Rust, Jewelry, Circuit Boards and Auto Body Work
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Jac Sa
> 3 dayYes you have it, and when you need one, you can use it.
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Jack Simons
Greater than one weekThe header says it all.
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C.G.
> 3 dayThese work great for both cleaning and creating. I use them to clean textured clay rollers that get dried clay in the cracks. I also use them to purposefully cause texture or distress to miniatures or dioramas. Four different materials for various uses, they work well.
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Ryan Forbus
> 3 dayGood set of brushes. Hold up well.
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Kurt
> 3 dayGreat set of brushes. Case is cheap and horrible but the brushes work great for scuffing parts and getting corrosion and solder mask off of pcb boards
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Dennis R.
> 3 dayWould be nice to include a pencil-eraser type of abrasive and a commutator dressing stone type.
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Btu01
> 3 dayDelivered as promoted
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TXCR
> 3 dayI ordered the whole set just to get my hands on the fiberglass scratch brush for electrical contacts. I had ONE that I used for at least 10 years but I had to leave it behind at work when I retired. This set of 4 various-fibered brushes looks O.K., but I eagerly got out the glass bristle one and twisted out a little stiff bit, and went at a tiny rust spot on a knife blade. Bloop! The fibers disappeared up into the body of the pen. Turned the advancing knob on the top. Nope. Nothing. Took the end off and there was the bundle of glass fiber. It wouldnt move except for a tiny bit and turning the knob did nothing. So, I guess thats what I have. Nothing. Just a broken pen and 3 more types for which I have no use.
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Rotor Head
> 3 dayTypical cheaply made junk. Should only cost a buck. Way over priced
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Lisa
> 3 dayGot this to clean up an restoration project. After using to clean up the original hardware (which had been soaked in cleaner) the 2 I used fell apart after 1 use.