Review on 🔧 Set of 144 ATD Tools 8235 Acid Brushes for Automotive Applications by Mario Hinton

During my time in the Navy I used the same brush for a dizzying array of cleaning and lubrication tasks. The cost to the government was 5-10 cents a piece. The fact that they were disposable and inexpensive meant I didn't have to worry about cleaning or their general condition. I would use HAZMAT and throw away (or recycle). When I found this brush box I knew I had to have it at home. These are the same inexpensive brushes I'm used to, with the bonus that I don't have to pay a fortune for them. I've seen them cost up to a dollar for a brush which is a steal. I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs a small disposable brush for oils, greases, acids and dry cleaning/dusting. It's not the best brush for painting, but kids won't tell the difference from their cheap watercolor brushes.