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With a wide brush, the coloring goes faster. What if one is not available? In this case, a spark of two narrow ones will help out.

If the amount of work is small, you can simply wind them side by side with electrical tape. For long-term work, it is better to fasten them together with a thin rail (such as a school ruler), as shown in the figure.

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