Wooden Stick 92 x 9 mm (8 pcs)

Wooden stirring sticks 92 x 9 mm (8 pieces, Art Scale)

A set of eight wooden sticks measuring 92 x 9 millimeters. It is neither a model nor a paint but a consumable aid for the modeling bench. The shorter length is practical in ordinary paint jars and in small mixing cups, where a long spatula gets in the way. Wood is softer than metal, so the stick does not scratch the walls of the jar or the surface of a palette, and once used it can be thrown away without regret.

Use

• Stirring paint before spraying, above all metallics and matte shades in which the pigment settles to the bottom
• Mixing your own shades on a palette or in an empty jar
• Stirring two-part putties and epoxy glues in the ratio set by the manufacturer
• Picking up a small amount of paint or putty without reaching into the container with a brush
• Spreading pigment or weathering paste on a test patch

Who the aid is for

For anyone who sprays with an airbrush or works with two-part compounds. Stirring with a brush wears the brush out for nothing and its hairs come loose into the jar, while stirring with a screwdriver carries dirt from earlier work into the paint. A single-use wooden stick solves both in the simplest possible way. The longer variant of the same line comes into its own with taller containers and larger batches.

A single-use aid. Once it has been in contact with paint and thinner, do not use the stick for food, and dispose of solvent residues according to the directions of the paint manufacturer.