Bubba57
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Was about to reverse paint a blank and couldn't find my q-tips....but then spied some pipe cleaners. Perfect!
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Cwalker935
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I use pipe cleaners for both gluing tubes and back painting.
Bubba57
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I'm using the brush-on Krazy Glue but I can see the pipe cleaner working as well. Are you dipping the pipe cleaner in the glue and then applying..or smearing it around on the tube once it's applied??
Jim Smith
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If you switch over to spray paint, it is a lot faster and easier. Just a thought...
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Bubba57
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I'd thought about going the spray route...seemed like it would be pretty easy but the expense and storage of a dozen or more cans of spray paint turned me off the idea. Instead I picked up a set of acrylic paints from the craft store...small jars of about 20 colors for $12. From inception to completion, it takes me about 60 seconds to paint a twin blank set. I can live with that.