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Re: chip brush
From: Mark Alexander (malexander06)
Date: Thu Feb 17 2000 - 18:26:13 PST
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A chip brush is just one of those cheap 59 cent natural bristle brushes
available at the local paint and hardware store. My local store gave me a
box of them a couple of years ago, when I was asking for donations for some
mural painting supplies. They also gave me a full set of quarts of primary
and secondary colored Ben Moore Latex paint marketed under the Crayola name.
They're only request was a picture of the mural-which was posted at their
check out for a long time.
Mark
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From: skygeoff <skygeoff>
To: ArtsEdNet Talk <artsednet>
Date: Thursday, February 17, 2000 7:06 PM
Subject: chip brush
>Thank you, Mark,
>Yes it does help. I thought I had small classes. I teach 25 classes a
week.
>What's a chip brush? Is it something I could get at Home Depot or a
hardware
>store? It sounds better than a sponge.
>Sky
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