Alright, I know there always comes a time and place when stuff needs to be replaced... Pads, Towels, Wash Mits... Everything.
I know when to stop using all of those things though. However, how can you tell its time for new brushes? I'm fairly certain I know but I just want to be sure.
My BHB is no where near as soft was it used to be. The tips are kind of getting prickly. My Fender Brush, well its just a mess... Discolored from 3 years of use, bristles' are starting to get ratty and feel strange around the edges.
Alright... Time to sit back and wait for Dylan, Mods, and probably Ryan.
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Alright, I know there always comes a time and place when stuff needs to be replaced... Pads, Towels, Wash Mits... Everything.
I know when to stop using all of those things though. However, how can you tell its time for new brushes? I'm fairly certain I know but I just want to be sure.
My BHB is no where near as soft was it used to be. The tips are kind of getting prickly. My Fender Brush, well its just a mess... Discolored from 3 years of use, bristles' are starting to get ratty and feel strange around the edges.
Alright... Time to sit back and wait for Dylan, Mods, and probably Ryan.
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