Anti-seize can brushes errr! lol

Rome/KG,

I've recently started using one of the bolt dip applicators and like it. Seems to be less mess and doesn't overapply like I usually do. Thanks.

Bryan

Usually mine start getting dry and the bristles start flattening out.
Thanks for the tip!

I throw those brushes away, punch a hole in the lid and use solder flux brushes or sometimes called acid brushes.

I don't why you bother. Isn't there something in the directions that says you are supposed to get that stuff all over every exposed inch of your body when using it? It just seemed to me that a crummy applicator was necessary for proper application. Was I misinformed???

Hi, ROME/KG.
I'm disappointed in you, M8. After all the helpful and informative posts that you have put up here showcasing your knowledge and inventiveness, I would have at least expected you would set up an ELECTRIC toothbrush.

LOL.

Just my 0.02.

Anti-seize is one thing that when you call to order it you get it on your ear!

Lol Deas! ya its messy enough without it flying off the brush. It's like some greases takes a weak to get it washed off your hands. If the anti seize does get dried out just add oil to it and mix.

The only thing more messy than anti-seize is prussian blue....always end up wearing it for a couple of days

Isn't that what they put in porta-jons? lol