Brush Mate - Brush Clips 4 Pack

Brush Mate Brush Clips 4 Pack. Replacement clips for use with Brush Mate Trade 20 and Trade 4+ spa...

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The Brush Mate Brush Clips 4 Pack is designed for painters and decorators who use Brush Mate Trade 20 and Trade 4+ systems and need replacement clips. The key benefit is maintaining the integrity of your Brush Mate system for brush storage, preventing paint from drying out. A potential consideration is that these are replacement parts and require an existing Brush Mate unit to function.

All features

Model Part NumberB136
BrandBrushmate

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Are these clips universal for all Brush Mate products?

No, these Brush Mate Brush Clips are specifically designed as replacement parts for the Brush Mate Trade 20 and Brush Mate Trade 4+ models only.

How many clips are included in this pack?

This pack contains four (4) replacement Brush Mate Brush Clips.

Can I use these clips without a Brush Mate system?

No, these clips are designed to work exclusively with the Brush Mate Trade 20 and Trade 4+ systems. They do not function as standalone brush holders.

What should I do if a clip breaks?

If a clip breaks, you can replace it with another from this 4-pack. Ensure the broken pieces are removed from your Brush Mate unit before inserting a new clip.

How do I clean the Brush Clips?

Wipe the clips with a damp cloth if they become dirty. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the plastic.

Will these clips keep my oil-based paints wet?

Yes, when used correctly within the Brush Mate Trade 20 or Trade 4+ system, the vapor generated helps keep oil-based paints on brushes wet.

Troubleshooting

Clips won't stay attached

Ensure you are using them with the correct Brush Mate model (Trade 20 or Trade 4+). Check that the attachment points on your Brush Mate unit are clean and free from debris. Try re-seating the clip firmly until it clicks into place.

Brush feels dry after storage

While the clips are essential, the Brush Mate system also relies on the correct solvent levels and a good seal. Ensure your Brush Mate unit has sufficient solvent and that the lid is closing properly. Check that the brush is fully inserted and making good contact with the clip.

Clips seem loose

Inspect the clips for any signs of wear or damage. If they appear deformed or broken, they may need replacing. Ensure the internal mechanism of the clip is functioning correctly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures continued functionality of Brush Mate systems.
  • Helps prevent paint brushes from drying out between uses.
  • Durable and reliable replacement parts.
  • Cost-effective solution compared to replacing the entire system.
  • Easy to install and use.

Cons

  • Requires an existing Brush Mate Trade 20 or Trade 4+ unit to be useful.
  • Only compatible with specific Brush Mate models.
  • These are clips only, not the full storage system.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: To set up the Brush Clips, simply slide them onto the designated attachment points within your Brush Mate Trade 20 or Trade 4+ unit. Ensure they click securely into place.

Compatibility: These clips are specifically designed as replacement parts for the Brush Mate Trade 20 and Brush Mate Trade 4+ systems. They are not compatible with other brush storage solutions or older Brush Mate models.

Care: The clips themselves require minimal care. If they become dirty, wipe them clean with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh solvents or abrasive cleaners, which could damage the material. Ensure the clips are dry before reinserting them into the Brush Mate system.

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