Thank you so much for your concern about our CEO, Ken Rakusin, his family, and their home. Fortunately, his family was able to evacuate safely and are now staying together at another property. While Ken’s home did sustain significant damage, estimated between $30,000 and $50,000 without insurance as State Farm dropped their coverage a few months ago, we truly feel it was a miracle that the house is still standing.
To give you an idea of the destruction around us: if you exit the home and look to the right, just four houses away, you'll see complete devastation stretching for about a mile and a half. However, to the left, there's minimal or no damage at all. It's truly astonishing how random and unpredictable this fire has been.
Our factory and offices are located 15-20 miles away from the nearest fire, so they are completely safe and secure. All of our team members are also living a similar or greater distance from the fires, so everyone is out of harm’s way.
We’re grateful to be safe and look forward to continuing business as usual.
The purpose of painter's putty is to fill small cracks and holes during the painting process. When you don't repair the imperfections on a wall or work surface, you run the risk of severely compromising the quality of your paint job. The difference between putty and spackle is that putty is designed to be painted whereas spackle is not.
Putty is applied using a putty knife. Gordon Brush® offers two putty knives: a 1-1/2" and a 3" width, both made out of stainless steel with a soft comfort grip handle.
In addition to prepping your paint job with a putty knife, Gordon Brush® also offers a razor scraper and scraper replacement blades. This scraper has a push button and retractable locking trigger for easy operation. The handle has a soft comfort grip. The paint scraper is used for removing paint, tape, stain, varnish and caulk.
Contact our team of customer service representatives who can help you select the perfect paint accessory or brush for your job. Contact us today at 323-724-7777 or [email protected].
Phone: | 323-724-7777 |
Toll-Free: | 800-950-7950 |
Fax: | 323-724-1111 |