• Brass Brush - Toothbrush Style Long handled brass brush for burnishing silver clay. 3 rows of 1/2" long fine bristles. Head is 1-1/2" x .25". Oak handle.
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Brass Brush - Toothbrush Style

Brass Brush - Toothbrush Style

BRN-201

7-1/2" overall

Made in USA

$4.75 USD
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Brass Brush - Toothbrush Style

Long handled brass brush for burnishing silver clay. 3 rows of 1/2" long fine bristles. Head is 1-1/2" x .25". Oak handle.

Use the brass brush to burnish down the crystalline silver surface of freshly fired silver clay. The white surface is not a crust to brush off, but silver that is brushed or burnished down to compact the surface. Burnishing is the first step in the finishing process for metal clay.

Made in the USA

Tips

Some prefer to use a burnishing solution made of water and a few drops of liquid soap, which is optional. Keep a dish of soapy water at the sink and dip the brush in the soapy water, then brush the item to be burnished in a steady, forward motion. Turn the piece in your hand or on the rubber block to maintain the same brushing motion. Any un-burnished areas will appear white when dry. A 3M bristle disc or tube brush can be used to polish in areas where the brass brush will not reach.

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  • Polishing Precious Metal Clay after Firing

    Polishing Precious Metal Clay after Firing

    In this video, you'll learn how to polish your fired metal clay pieces. Karen shows a variety of different techniques that will give you a variety of different polishes. Note:...

    Polishing Precious Metal Clay after Firing

    In this video, you'll learn how to polish your fired metal clay pieces. Karen shows a variety of different techniques that will give you a variety of different polishes. Note:...

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Overall rating: 4.5789475 / 5 from 19 reviews.

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Nice brushes for PMC finishing.

"Nice brushes for PMC finishing."

— ALITA M. (5/5)

Great little brushes. My copper

"Great little brushes. My copper class uses them and they’re the perfect size."

— Noelle K. (5/5)

I use these brass brushes

"I use these brass brushes all the time. They work great, would not be without them!"

— Deborah J. (5/5)

5

"It gets the job done perfect for silver clay"

— Debra (5/5)

Brass Brush

"Great prompt service as always. Brush serves the purpose."

— Yevgeniya K. (5/5)

Great brush

"One of the best brushes I have found for metal clay. Some of the others are too stiff and scratch the metal. These are soft enough yet do the job."

— Ellen S. (5/5)

Many uses, great quality

"This brush is both soft and sturdy enough to give a matte finish to pmc work, as well as having a bunch of other uses."

— Caitlin M. (5/5)

Brass brush

"Excellent tool for finishing metal. I used it on PMC and the piece looks awesome! Highly recommend."

— Beverly H. (5/5)

Great for first step in

"Great for first step in polishing PMC pieces."

— Mary P. (5/5)

small but big worker

"I love this small brush for working with metal clay."

— Beginner (5/5)

Q&A

Does this brush contain lead? Does it have a Prop 65 warning?
Hi Nikki, this brush is made of brass and does not have a prop 65 warning. Hope this helps!