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Troy Haas
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For those of you who use the Lazer-Lines brushes, after you take the heads off the card, how do you keep track of which one is which.

I know many of you older paint slingers can just look at it and say "That is a 00", but for the less experienced, like myself, that is hard to do.

Any Idea's????

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Troy "Metalleg" Haas
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Bill Preston
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Hi Troy,

Just take a 3 cornered file, and cut the number of grooves into side of the brush that equals the "0" size.

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Joey Madden
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thats easy for me Troy as I use which ever brush to lay whatever size lines I want to. I used to use #4 swords to lay down 1/32" lines cause they held more paint. For your use with the Lazer-Lines brushes just scratch the number on the ferrel with a hole punch from your automobile tool box.

Been away Troy so I'll answer your email tonight regarding one of the two KillerKarts I have left.

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The only ones that confuse me at time are the #3 and the Handover tips. I feel pretty good about both. I cut a little groove on my #3's on the top edge even before I got the Handover.

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