🖌️ Printmaking Rubber Brayer Roller, 4-Inch - Ideal for Gluing and Crafting Applications (Enhanced Version) Review

Honestly, that's disgusting! My package was delivered today and I opened the package to see there are crumbs and scratches on the roller part as if it has been used before. There are also markings on the handle. Considering the events in the world, you might think that it would be better to control the quality of the goods that are sent to your customers. I will DEFINITELY ask for a refund. See attached video

I just used my new briar to apply natural grass fabric to the wooden drawer fronts. I think this thorn bush was the key to a good smoothness and even adhesion of my fabric to the surface. The brier is very strong and the metal frame goes through a strong plastic handle to keep it stable, giving you a nice, even push with every pass. The Brier also differs from those I've used in the past in that it has a comfortable toe support in the front so you can roll it more evenly across the surface with

Ideal for attaching items to carpets (I use Cricut Maker and Brother Scanncut SDX125) and attaching transfer tape to vinyl and vinyl to flat surfaces. Pros and cons of rubber versus plastic/acrylic. Of course, it may have dents/nicks, drying out, cracks, etc. And it picks things up almost like a lint roller. But he has a certain concession. Acrylic is harder to damage, it's pretty much forever, but not inferior. I might end up getting one of each, but for now it's fine and works fine. Metal…