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Clean paintbrush with cement?
I made a surprising discovery yesterday. So puzzle time...
Can you clean a paintbrush that is saturated with paint & set into a solid lump using just sand & cement? NT |
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I made a surprising discovery yesterday. So puzzle time... Can you clean a paintbrush that is saturated with paint & set into a solid lump using just sand & cement? You mean can you use abrasives to clean fibres? Why not? Peter -- Add my middle initial to email me. It has become attached to a country www.the-brights.net |
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On 11 Jun, 16:15, (Peter Ashby) wrote:
wrote: I made a surprising discovery yesterday. So puzzle time... Can you clean a paintbrush that is saturated with paint & set into a solid lump using just sand & cement? You mean can you use abrasives to clean fibres? Why not? Peter Thats the one. But I would never have guessed how well it would work. I had 200' of concrete channel to clear out, and used the nearest thing to hand - a paint brush set solid. By the time I was finished it looked like new, was most surprised. NT |
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