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    so i ordered a new knot and handle from the golden nib but when i gluing it together i got some epoxy on the the hair, it was just a bit. will it eventually come off the hairs or is it permanent?
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    It may not come off the hair, but you may see some shedding... All in all, I'd suspect that you'll be ok.

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    I must say though, that is one beautiful looking brush! Congrats.

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    Thanks, I will probably order another one soon. I don't remember the knot size of the first one I bought a while ago but it was far bigger than this one so I will try again, its not like having an extra brush or two, or three is bad, right

    -dan-

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    I can't see the epoxy on my phone screen, but it looks like a nice combination you got there.

    I would say if it is a fillet of epoxy around the base it won't come off, and may break a few hairs where they are kinked by the epoxy; but if it is a skim on the "hairs" it depends on the epoxy used. If it is a flexible epoxy it could stay on the hair; a brittle epoxy could flake off as the hair is flexed and as it cures to a more brittle state or it can fuse strongly to the shaft and cause it to become brittle and break off.
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    That is one of the most beautiful handles I have seen. What is it made out of?

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    the picture doesnt have the glue, however most of it did come off when i used it the first time, which doesnt really give me to much faith in it holding the knot in for very long lol.

    the handle is acrylic

    -dan-

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    Well done! You've inspired me, I'm going to have to make a top of the line badger brush.
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