Chip Brushes (5 sizes)

Primarily used as inexpensive, disposable applicators for harsh chemicals, glue, resin, and paint strippers.

Solvent-Proof: Their natural bristles and unpainted wooden handles are resistant to harsh solvents, acetone, and epoxies that would melt or ruin standard synthetic paintbrushes.
Disposable: Because they are so cheap, they are usually thrown away after one use when applying thick adhesives or oils.
No Bristle Melting: They are frequently used with fiberglass resins

Fun Fact- They are called chip brushes because they were originally designed to sweep away wood and metal debris (or"chips") from machinery and workbenches.