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  1. 01-09-2009, 03:27 AM #21
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    It's actually very heavy which made me doubt it was pumice & it is quite porous despite the smooth finish.
    I just know it broke easily.
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    That is really neat. Thanks for sharing the info. I just received a couple brushes in rough shape that I was considering tossing. Thanks to you, I now know that they can be restored.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FastEdge View Post
    Nice brushes.

    Just a bit of info, epoxy does not need air to cure. It's a chemical process. So giving it extra time is not needed.

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    True, but the volume of epoxy can drastically effect curing time with some epoxies, so giving it extra time probably isn't a bad idea since there may be a lot of epoxy in the bottom of that brush.
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