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New life for an old brush
- Thread starter TobyC
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TobyC
Member
Thank you sir!
Razor Burn
President of the TF Custom Brushes Fan Club
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Da Menth Heads
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Awesome job setting that new knot! 
TobyC
Member
That came up awesome.
Nice job - inspiring - looks like a comfortable handle too
Thanks fellas, much appreciated!Awesome job setting that new knot!
TobyC
Member
Thanks man, just sandpaper steel wool and "Total boat" teak oil.
It's your fault that I'm posting here again!
TobyC
Member
Thank you sir!Looks awesome
Blackie
The guy from over the ditch
Ha Ha, yes...probably is my fault.
But, we have a lovely lot of jolly shavers here...we are worth the visit.
TobyC
Member
Yes you do, glad to be back!
AussieTanker
Member
That's some beautiful looking brushes there now that you have worked on them.
Quick question. I gather that you "renovated" the wooden handle with the sandpaper, steel wool and teak oil etc but how did you fix the black (plastic?) collar part?
It looks amazing. Very inspiring!
And are there any members here in AU that will take out the old knot and supply and fit a new knot? I mean as a paid service, not as a favour
Quick question. I gather that you "renovated" the wooden handle with the sandpaper, steel wool and teak oil etc but how did you fix the black (plastic?) collar part?
It looks amazing. Very inspiring!
And are there any members here in AU that will take out the old knot and supply and fit a new knot? I mean as a paid service, not as a favour