#1
Anybody know any brushes with knots that have the crispy hooked tips when dry and gel when wet? I have a whipped dog but looking for different makers. [Image: S39MFok.jpg]

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#2
Are you looking for a 2 band or 3 band badger brush? I can give you a decent list of them but second is do you have a price range?
#3
I'd but up to try about anything! Shoot
#4

Member
Woodstock, VT
Lee Sabini's Rooney's from back in the day. Great guy.
#5
TGN Silvertip Grade A.

TGN Finest bulb. Fan possibly too. Not very consistent though.

TGN Silvertip Grade A flat top.

Frank Shaves finest (24mm for sure)

Some Paladin brushes.

Some Morris and Forndran.

My gelliest gel tipped brush right now is a Frank Shaves finest two band. Next is the TGN Silvertip Grade A.

My Simpsons two band silvertip Simfix is gel tipped too, but I have no idea how consistent they are and they don't make them very often.
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-Todd
#6
Thanks any more suggestions?

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#7

Member
Detroit
My Stirling 24mm Finest has gel tips when wet.

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- Jeff
#8
Are you looking for a brushmaker that reliably sells true gel-tipped brushes? No such thing... There will always be variability from batch to batch. Perhaps you should post a WTB on the BST, and then ask for a close up of the knot before committing.

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-Rob
#9

Posting Freak
Canada
(This post was last modified: 02-25-2017, 05:11 AM by celestino.)
(02-25-2017, 04:30 AM)shevek Wrote: Are you looking for a brushmaker that reliably sells true gel-tipped brushes? No such thing... There will always be variability from batch to batch. Perhaps you should post a WTB on the BST, and then ask for a close up of the knot before committing.

+1;
Most of the older M&F Heritage 2-Band brushes were exactly like this. Unfortunately, the only way to find them would be a WTB ad as I don't think Lee Sabini offers these knots, any longer.
Good luck.
Celestino
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#10

Member
Northern NJ
I love me some hooked gel tips but there seems to be no rhyme or reason as to what you'll wind up with when you buy a brush. I still haven't come across a reliable consistent answer as to what causes them. It adds to the mystery I guess Smile


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