2.00mm PAINT TOUCH UP MICROBRUSH 100pcs

When you need to cover a bit more ground without sacrificing precision, our 2.0mm Paint Touch Up Microbrushes (100-Pack) are the perfect tool for the job. Designed with a larger, robust 2.0mm tip, these disposable micro-applicators are ideal for filling in larger rock chips, wide scratches, door edge wear, and applying thicker materials like touch-up primers or rust converters.

The premium, lint-free synthetic fibers hold a generous drop of material without dripping, allowing you to lay down a perfectly matched Solid base color or a thick, protective layer of clear coat smoothly and efficiently. Because the fibers are non-absorbent, you get maximum transfer of your paint directly to the repair area, leaving absolutely zero fuzz or debris behind in your finish.

Featuring a flexible, bendable neck, these brushes easily maneuver around complex body lines, grilles, and tight interior spaces. Packaged in a protective, dust-free 100-piece dispenser tube, they offer ultimate convenience for busy auto body shops. Simply use and discard, completely eliminating solvent waste and tedious brush cleaning.

Key Features

• Large 2.0mm Tip: The ideal size for heavier applications, including larger rock chips, edge wear, and thicker touch-up primers.

• Lint-Free Synthetic Fibers: Securely holds a larger volume of fluid without absorbing it, ensuring a clean, debris-free repair.

• Bendable Neck: Articulates to reach awkward angles, tight crevices, and intricate body panel details with ease.

• Disposable Convenience: Single-use design eliminates cleanup time and reduces the need for harsh brush-cleaning solvents in your shop.

• 100-Piece Dispenser Tube: Keeps brushes sterile and organized, providing a long-lasting, highly accessible supply for your technicians.

Common Applications

• Repairing larger rock chips, wide scuffs, and door edge wear

• Applying Solid base colors and clear coats to broader isolated areas

• Laying down thicker materials like touch-up primers and rust inhibitors

• Detailing tight spaces around trim, emblems, and engine bay components

• Applying lubricants or solvents to specific, hard-to-reach mechanical parts