Thread: Plasti-Dip brush

I made a Turner from an old water softener timer that turns at 1 rpm, works great for finishing brushes. We moved and I can't find it or I would post some pics

I have a couple of barbecue spit motors somewhere around here somewhere.

I almost forgot what project they were for but now I remember, fishing poles.

Boy! Looks neat! I did one with the wrinkle finish paint once and it is also pretty grippy.

With that green, Andew, not only will you not drop it, but you will never loose it!

That came out very nicely Andrew!

Very neat idea and color.
The next logical step, to me, would be to make a jig that you could press into the semi wet coating and create some ribs or a design. Just the brush alone is very cool though!

Pete <:-}

If you can find an old sewing machine You can rig it to run at variable rpms. Use it for spinning a foam wheel when drying salt water flys when I epoxy them.

Nice brush!

Nice job on the brush it looks cool! Great idea and I'm glad you made it work so well. Enjoy!

Very unique and a great idea.

Great idea! I used some dip type on a kamisori handle and it turned out fine.

I'm going to Plastidip my car's rims black, this weekend.