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Tax included.
Everything you need for your epoxy project
Thousands of satisfied customers
Fast delivery
(1-3 days)
Solid quality you can rely on
Type - Epoxy accessories
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Pigment type - Paintbrush
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Area of use - Application of epoxy, glue, varnish, and paint
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We ship almost all orders the same business day if you order before 2:00 PM.
Standard delivery time: 1–3 business days with Bring.
Customers in Northern Norway may experience an extra day or two in some cases.
Tracking:
You will receive a tracking number via email as soon as the package has been shipped.
100% satisfaction guarantee:
We are completely confident that you will be satisfied. We are so confident that we offer both full returns and coverage of return shipping. No matter what. It is therefore completely risk-free for you to order now to inspect the product yourself in your own home and at your own pace.
We also stock spare parts and wear parts, so if you are unfortunate enough to break something or, against all odds, manage to wear out the sharpening stones, they can be easily replaced.
Easy returns:
Contact our customer service, and we will send you a pre-filled return label.
No questions asked – no risk
The following section applies generally to all types of epoxy, not just this one. It applies regardless of what other sellers say. Many suppliers underrepresent the dangers of incorrect product use. Always familiarize yourself with the safety data sheet of the product you are going to use. All epoxy is inherently hazardous to health in liquid form, but can be used safely if you follow the recommendations in the safety data sheet. For some simple precautions, remember Storbua's epoxy safety rules:
- Work in a ventilated room where the air is changed often or that has exhaust ventilation, and where any spills can be controlled and unauthorized persons cannot come into contact with the product or residues of the product.
- If the work area is not sufficiently ventilated, use a mask with an organic filter to stay safe.
- Protect all parts of the body from contact with resin and hardener (skin, hair, eyes, etc.).
- After work is completed, wash the affected surfaces, including the cured product. Feel free to use acetone or alcohol to remove any uncured epoxy. Wet wipes can also be useful for wiping surfaces.
- Always use a mask when sanding and performing other processing.
If you follow these 5 rules, most of the work is done, and you can use most epoxy systems in a safe manner! However, this does not exempt you from reading the safety data sheet. Happy casting!
Read more about safe use of epoxy and how to read safety data sheets here
Technical infoSafety data sheet: Resin | Fast | SlowSee this reference card to have useful information about CCR easily accessible.

Description:
This glue, varnish, and paint brush is a versatile tool designed for the smooth application of epoxy, glue, varnish, and paint. It is used to distribute material in a controlled manner over surfaces, resulting in a better and more professional finish in both small and large projects.
The brush is available in several sizes, from approx. 15 mm up to 100 mm, making it easy to choose the right width for both detailed work and larger surfaces. Smaller sizes provide precision, while wider brushes make it faster to cover larger areas.
It comes in various bristle types, either as a blend of natural bristles and synthetic fibers or as pure natural bristles. This allows you to choose a brush according to your needs—synthetic for durability and even distribution, or natural bristles for better liquid absorption and a traditional finish.
The brush is particularly well-suited for epoxy work, including applying resin, laminating fiberglass, or spreading glue. Many also use it for varnish and paint, making it a flexible tool in workshops and hobby projects.
Due to its simple construction and low price, this is often a "disposable" brush when working with epoxy. Once the epoxy has cured in the bristles, it is difficult to clean, and it is therefore common to use a new brush for each project or layer.
For the best results, it can be a good idea to gently tug on the bristles before use to remove any loose hairs, especially when varnishing or working on visible surfaces. This contributes to a smoother finish without unwanted fibers in the material.
This is a simple, affordable, and highly useful tool that is suitable for both beginners and experienced users.
The result is a smooth, controlled, and efficient application—whether you are working with epoxy, glue, or paint.
