05-04-2015, 07:55 PM
This is what I used on a few brushes with success. I believe I also used one by Gorilla glue.
Back when I was researching what to use, I remember the key was that it be waterproof so any of those for "marine" applications are probably a better choice.
Back when I was researching what to use, I remember the key was that it be waterproof so any of those for "marine" applications are probably a better choice.
05-04-2015, 08:53 PM
This is what I use as the two separate containers facilitates and simplifies the whole process. I have used it, now, in more than 12 brushes in a span of 3 years and they are holding extremely well!
http://www.lepageproducts.com/ProductDet...px?pid=136
Nonetheless, any two part epoxy should work equally, well! Good luck.
http://www.lepageproducts.com/ProductDet...px?pid=136
Nonetheless, any two part epoxy should work equally, well! Good luck.
05-04-2015, 10:09 PM
In prior threads I've looked this up on, I found that Rudy Vey recommends and uses Devcon clear 5 minute 2 part epoxy.
good luck... from my understanding 'marine epoxy' is widely agreed upon and mentioned. I've yet to try to reattach a knot myself but that's what I've collected in my info as 'just in case'
good luck... from my understanding 'marine epoxy' is widely agreed upon and mentioned. I've yet to try to reattach a knot myself but that's what I've collected in my info as 'just in case'
05-05-2015, 10:14 AM
I use either clear silicone adhesive or Harbor Freight epoxy depending on how sure I am on knot selection and loft setting. On hollow handles I will sometimes fill them with hot glue which I also use to then set the knot. All three methods have been reliable with epoxy being the most permanent.
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