I don't have problems with 6SS at all. Maybe try cutting a sizing template with sets of holes that are specifically sized from, say, 2.2 - 2.8mm in diameter and then brush you stones into that template to see which size works best for you 6SS. That's what I always recommend since the best size can vary depending on a number of factors. You may need to make your circles a little larger.
Trouble brushing 6ss rhinestones
Is it just me or does anyone else have problems brushing 6ss stones? I use Hartco sandblast template material, and they lift out of the template just fine after there flipped over. I've been using a Sure-Line brush and it works great for 10ss stones but with 6ss stones they get stuck in the brush and they don't flip over very well. It seems like i'm spending way too much time manually flipping them over.
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10SS works better for me too, but 6SS I use more of a circular swish than an arching back and forth. Hope that makes sense to you..
I'm glad you replied sandy. By the way I'm very pleased with my Zing cutter! But is it normal for the brush to get clogged up with stones? This only happens when I use 6ss
I use a microfiber brush for 6ss...it is normal for the other to get filled with stones of this size
I've not had that happen where my Shur-line gets clogged. I wonder if static electricity might be causing them to get caught up in your brush.
Thanks everyone for the info.
Where did you purchase a microfiber brush from?I use a microfiber brush for 6ss...it is normal for the other to get filled with stones of this size
The Rhinestone World.
Just about any auto supply store will have them as well... They are actually used for applying wax and polishes as well.Where did you purchase a microfiber brush from?
Kevin
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