Paint Touch-up Dabbers, Disposable Touchup Microbrush on 2040-parts.com
Howell, New Jersey, US
Available at a fixed price is a package of 28 disposable, microbrush touch up dabbers.
Each microbrush has a non-absorbent fiber tip which holds paint between the fibers, resulting in a no-drip touch-up brush. The plastic handles can be bent to facilitate correct placement of paint, glue, lubricants.
These are a great tool for the restorer, home hobbyist or crafter.
Package of 28 disposable microbrushes
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