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  1. 12-18-2013, 06:46 AM #1
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    Default Vulfix brush....

    Got this today as an "early birthday present" but have no idea what I've got.
    What do do think ?
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    Nice little boar brush you got there. Looks similar to the Culmak Senior I have got.

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    Looks like some cool NOS, enjoy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter74743 View Post
    Looks like some cool NOS, enjoy!
    My friend, who works at an "op-shop" (second-hand-christian charity) brought this home tonight, amazing what she finds !!
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    One of their basic models from the past. Vulfix has always made quality brushes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    Vulfix has always made quality brushes.
    I have a UK Vulfix naylon brush
    One of the worst ever !
    Maybe was an exception.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doryferon View Post
    I have a UK Vulfix naylon brush
    One of the worst ever !
    Maybe was an exception.
    Was the problem it was poorly constructed or was the nylon the issue. My dad had a nylon brush from back in the early 50s or 40s and it was the worst performing brush I've ever seen.
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    I bought the knot from TGN
    The handle is mine
    The knot was so soft that was only for whipping the dust in a mirror.
    No backbone at all,no latherability
    Maybe was my worst knot that i have ever use.

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