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New life for old brushes. - TobyC - 06-01-2021

As received.


   


Taken apart.


   


Now.


   


RE: New life for old brushes. - TobyC - 06-01-2021

As received.


   


Much work to do!


   


Now.


   


Similar, but not.


   


RE: New life for old brushes. - TobyC - 06-01-2021

   

   

   

   

   


RE: New life for old brushes. - luv2shave - 06-01-2021

Stunning !


RE: New life for old brushes. - Dave in KY - 06-01-2021

BEAUTIFUL work. Love them all but especially the Koch's


RE: New life for old brushes. - Wchnu - 06-02-2021

Beautiful work. How do you polish the plastic pieces?


RE: New life for old brushes. - TobyC - 06-02-2021

(06-02-2021, 01:39 AM)Wchnu Wrote: Beautiful work. How do you polish the plastic pieces?

Thank you sir! I just use a wet cloth and toothpaste after wet sanding with 800 grit paper.


RE: New life for old brushes. - TobyC - 06-02-2021

(06-01-2021, 04:00 PM)luv2shave Wrote: Stunning !

(06-01-2021, 04:42 PM)Dave in KY Wrote: BEAUTIFUL work. Love them all but especially the Koch's

Thanks fellas. Gotta keep those old brushes out of the landfill!


RE: New life for old brushes. - Dave in KY - 06-09-2021

Not near the quality restore as TobyC 's but I got tired of the ever shedding knot and was putting a new boar in the Williams brush, so moved that synthetic knot to this Klenzo and a little white lettering and stain. Was a quick getrdone job. Not much sanding or getting the lettering deeper to accept the white paint and no polishing but I'm happy with it.
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RE: New life for old brushes. - TobyC - 06-09-2021

(06-09-2021, 07:07 PM)Dave in KY Wrote: Not near the quality restore as TobyC 's but I got tired of the ever shedding knot and was putting a new boar in the Williams brush, so moved that synthetic knot to this Klenzo and a little white lettering and stain. Was a quick getrdone job. Not much sanding or getting the lettering deeper to accept the white paint and no polishing but I'm happy with it.
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I like it! Cool