I have been following posts on Rubberset 400 restorations, and knew right away I had to have one. I snagged a handle on the BST, and was all set up with multiple wet / dry sandpapers and buffing wheels for the Dremel. Imagine my delight when the handle showed up today all bright and shiny and needing very, very little. Score.
Now the "Brushes for Dummies" side of me comes into play. I've made a couple of brushes, and restored one. In each case it was just a matter of insuring the hole was the correct diameter and depth for the knot. But the 400 has no bottom.....just the void into the handle. What is the correct procedure for installing a piece to form a bottom to adhere the knot to? Thanks in advance.
Now the "Brushes for Dummies" side of me comes into play. I've made a couple of brushes, and restored one. In each case it was just a matter of insuring the hole was the correct diameter and depth for the knot. But the 400 has no bottom.....just the void into the handle. What is the correct procedure for installing a piece to form a bottom to adhere the knot to? Thanks in advance.