Precision applicator for cockpit work..
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 11:33 pm
Not sure if anyone else does this but, hey hoo...
I always use a cocktail stick instead of a brush to pick out small detail in the cockpit and for putting MKK in for the dials etc. Cocktail sticks can be a little bit fiddley as you can't rest them in the crook of your hand like a paint brush. I cut the brush off an old paint brush and just tape two cocktail sticks to it, one either end like so.....

This allows me to use it with the precision of a brush/pencil. Once you've finished using it a just whittle the point down a little further to get a new nib. Once it's down to the holder I just replace the cocktail stick....Simples.
Hope it's of use to you.....
I always use a cocktail stick instead of a brush to pick out small detail in the cockpit and for putting MKK in for the dials etc. Cocktail sticks can be a little bit fiddley as you can't rest them in the crook of your hand like a paint brush. I cut the brush off an old paint brush and just tape two cocktail sticks to it, one either end like so.....

This allows me to use it with the precision of a brush/pencil. Once you've finished using it a just whittle the point down a little further to get a new nib. Once it's down to the holder I just replace the cocktail stick....Simples.
Hope it's of use to you.....