[MRCA] paintbrushes

Richard Arland, W3OSS richard.arland at verizon.net
Fri Feb 23 14:58:21 EST 2007


I just ordered some from the Internet Train Site. Thanks for the tip, Gene. 
Looks like I will have no excuse to put off relettering my PRC-10s, RT-70s, 
etc.

Thanks.

Vy 73,

Rich Arland, W3OSS

"Contrary to popular belief I do not have ADHD.....Oh, Look!! There's a 
chicken!!"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <ersmar at comcast.net>
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Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 2:41 PM
Subject: [MRCA] paintbrushes


| Gents:
|
|     I visited Toronto, Canada this week on business and while downtown, I 
stopped in at a hobby shop.  I picked up a package of the neatest miniature 
paintbrushes I'd ever seen.  They are made by Microbrush International who 
have a web site: 
http://www.microbrush.com/hobby/products/microbrush/index.asp .   The 
package cost me $3 Canadian for ten of the superfine size.  The brush part 
of this size brush appears to be about 1-1/2 mm long and less than a mm in 
diameter.  The handles flex at the tip so you could bend it to get the 
paint, lubricant, etc. into tight spots.
|
|     My thoughts are to use these brushes to apply white paint the the 
embossed letters and indicators on the control panels of my several PRC-10s 
that I've repainted and any other milrads I might come across in the future. 
I had thought about using small artist's paintbrushes, but the tips are too 
large.  These might be just the ticket.  FWIW.
|
|
| 73 de
| Gene Smar  AD3F
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