Sili Non-Stick Wood Glue Brush Silicone Applicator Kit | Comb/Squeegee Wood Glue Spreader & Tray | Reusable Small Brushes for Crafts, Arts & Hobby | Silicone Brushes for Woodworking

This glue up kit makes applying glue to my woodworking projects much easier. Before getting this kit I was using my finger to spread glue around. Yeah, pretty messy. This kit spreads glue so easy. I think I was using too much glue before using this kit and this kit helps me apply just the right amount because it helps me spread it evenly. The brushes also make it easier to get into hard to reach crevices or channels.Cleanup is a breeze. You just let the glue dry and then it just peels right off the brushed and tray, usually in one large piece that you can then just throw in the garbage.If you are looking to save time, apply a nice even coat of glue, use less glue, and have easy cleanup then this kit would benefit you.

This works great for glue ups for woodworking. I like the different brushes and the tray. When you pour out too much glue you can easily pour it back into the bottle. It was well work the money to have less of a mess when doing glue-ups.

I was honestly very surprised how well these worked, and how easy they were to clean up. They made cleaning up (usually a very messy and painstaking process) very easy. I have used them several times now, with not just glue, and they have worked superbly each time. I am very happy, and would definitely recommend. As a matter of fact, I was so happy with these, I even ordered some smaller ones they have for "finer" work, and I am very happy with those ones as well.

I've been spreading glue with just my finger or a q-tip if I needed to get into a tight spot. These brushes make for a nice upgrade at a fair price. I've only used the larger brush once so far for some edge gluing and it worked well, though the bristles felt like they were dragging a bit more than I expected. A number of the bristles on the larger brush do have some extra material around them making them a little larger / flatter than some of the other bristles. I don't know if this is affecting the use any (doesn't seem to) but this might be why it feels like the brush is dragging a bit. The bristles on the smaller brush and large comb brush look like there were formed / cut better with less excess material.The size and feel of the handles is nice - for my average size man hands it's not too big, not too small, and is easy to use (and flip around to the other side) one handed. The handles are a harder plastic but have a slightly soft feel to the finish, skin doesn't stick / drag on it like it sometimes can with other kinds of plastics (though I have only used the brush on a cooler day so hot days and sweaty hands might make a difference). And cleanup is pretty easy, I didn't wait for the glue to dry to try peeling it off but just rinsed everything off with a little water and wiped it clean with a paper towel.

We ended up not needing these but it's a great little set of very sturdy and varied instruments, so we are keeping them for future use. This assortment should cover just about any application need.

I've used this a few times now. The brushes work well to spread the glue so I don't have to worry about getting glue on my project after using my finger to spread it. The tray is good for setting the brushes on, and also for mixing up sawdust and glue to fill small voids that invariably appear in projects. And everything cleans easily. (I haven't used the black spreader yet.)

Eases clean up

I will try to remember to come back and give it a more honest rating after it's been used a few times for various applications. A nice set of tools for spreading glue. I'll use it to spread wood glue on boards that will be clamped together for certain projects. The larger spreader will save time by filling in the larger pieces. The smaller ones look as though they will do a good job of sealing thinner boards edges together when making things like cutting boards or turning buwls on a lathe.