The MG Chemicals conformal coatings now come with a childproof cap … which doesn’t have a brush… they give you little tiny brushes separately.
Which doesn’t help at all, because keeping the brush inside the container means it doesn’t dry out. I might use one bottle hundreds of times. Now I have two brushes and hence two uses per bottle. Fuckers.
The old
The new
Time to go shopping for a new brand… anyone know any better stuff?
To be clear, I can just move my old lids to the new bottle… for a little while anyway until they get all crusty and stuff. But for folks who don’t have it already, this will be a big problem.
Maybe, but I suspect the brush works better. They do put brushes in there but the problem now is that the brushes will dry out because they are not stored inside the bottle.
There is a very strict no vendor bashing policy on this forum and you’re currently in breach of said policy so lock this down @mmaner MG clearly have no representatives on here and Brians being a tosser.
I feel this information is extremely relevant to the way this product is used for esk8 waterproofing, and adversely affects its use, as it’s effectively a different product now.
It’s not “vendor bashing”, it’s a “public service announcement”.
Also, I linked this post in the Amazon review that is pending, so if MG wants to show up, they are free to. I made this a public post on purpose.
I am being serious though. Like, I know it’s a pain and we shouldn’t have to - but clean the part of the lid, mound some quality putty, attach brush. At the same time, email and complain. Tell them to keep offering
Ahh, maybe I’m dumb, I was under the impression that this specific brand had really good product I guess. If you’re able to find different product that works as well and keeps the good lid, let us know and I’d probably buy it as well.
You could look up what solvent works on the coatings and keep your brushes clean by putting them in said solvent for a few minutes after use. Then reusing them. Fully embraced this throw away society haven’t you? Oil based then use a petroleum based product or acrylic then water works.