RUBBER BRUSH FOR APPLYING MASSES

Amazing Art, Rubber Brush for Applying Masses (rubber brush for compounds)

It has no bristles. Instead of hair it has a flexible rubber tip, soft but stiff enough to let you push into the material. It is not a kit and not a paint; you are buying the tool itself. It is made by Amazing Art.

Why a rubber tip and not a brush

Thick compounds destroy a classic bristle brush: the paste runs in between the bristles, dries at the ferrule and the brush is gone. On top of that, bristles shape a compound badly and only smear it. The rubber tip solves both:

• You can push, spread, shape and texture the compound with it, not just smear it.
• The tip soaks up neither paint nor paste.
• Cleaning is trivial: whatever dries on the rubber simply peels off or wipes away. The tool does not suffer for it, and that is the main value the product adds.

Use

• Modeling putties and fillers: filling gaps, smoothing seams.
• Texture and structural pastes: building the surface of terrain, plaster, walls.
• Earth, mud, snow and other compounds for dioramas and display bases.
• Water surface gels and thick effect compounds: shaping waves and spray.
• Thick pigment slurries and muddy deposits on chassis and running gear.
• Mixing and spreading small doses of compound on a palette.

Who it is for

For builders of dioramas and military vehicles, for terrain builders and for everyone who works with putties, pastes and thick effects and does not want to ruin painting brushes doing it. It pays to have it at hand whenever you reach for a pot of thick compound.

This is a tool. Compounds, pastes and pigments are not included in the package. Remove dried residue from the tip by peeling or wiping it off, and do not twist or bend the tip.