Small Glass Bottle with Fine Brush Cap?

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Although I like the Tamiya extra thin cement, I sometimes use the Tamiya regular cement. But its brush is too thick for me. I’ve used a regular fine paint brush to apply the regular cement, but it’s cumbersome. I’d like to buy a small glass bottle with a fine brush cap so that I can transfer the regular cement to it. I searched eBay and Amazon and couldn’t find a fine brush cap. Does anyone know where to get glass bottles with a fine brush cap?

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Micro-Mark supply brush lids that fit Polly Scale paint bottles & also sell empty bottles;

http://www.micromark.com/bottle-cap-brushes-28mm-dia-pkg-of-20,7829.html

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PERFECT!!

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I just save old bottles of the thin when they’re empty for other solutions like decanted flat / gloss Krylon Fusion which is more effective, and cheaper than small bottles. If you’re looking for a truly fine application process, save yourself the waste of time and cement, and go with the touch n’ flow from flexi-file. Great tool, and saved tremendously on wasted cement and sticky situations where fingers wind up leaving prints in plastic because of excessive build up.