Indiana University Libraries Book Repair Manual

Cut Pages Flat Paper Mend Hinge Mend Index Addition Spine Labels Tighten Hinges Tip-In Adhesive Injection Board Transplant Post Binder Recase Reback Partial reback New Case Adhesive Binding
Built-up Box CD Pocket Corrugated Clamshell Box Cloth-Covered Clamshell Box Mylar Encapsulation Pamphlet Binding Envelope with Sleeve Phase Box Portfolio Tuxedo Wrapper Kyle Wrapper
Angles Awls Backing Hammer Bench Brush Bone Folder Chisel Dry Cleaning Sponge Eraser/Crumbs Glue Brushes Hammer/Punch Heated Microspatula Knives and Sharpening Tools Microspatula Needles Rulers Scissors Syringe Tacking Iron Tweezers Vessels Weights Whisk
Adhesive Binding Tools Board Shear Corner Rounder Crimper Cutting Mats Freezer/Dryer Fume Hood Guillotine HEPA Vacuum Job Backer MEASUREpHASE Paste Tools Presses Press Boards Rivet Bucker Stapler Ultrasonic Welder Wet/Dry Vacuum
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Glue Brushes

The medium-size cylindrical brushes are the best choice for general work, as their holding capacity and distribution qualities are both good. The larger cylindrical brushes (e.g., the black and red one) are occasionally used for work of more expansive area, and the largest cylindrical brush in the center is a paste brush. It is reserved for applying wheat paste to large surfaces. The small flat brushes are ideal for tipping pages, paper mending, and getting into tight corners where the larger brushes either can't reach or would make a mess. It is imperative that brushes be washed out thoroughly with warm water and soap after every use.