- These are genuine hair bristles, not synthetic.
- The ferrule is stainless steel which will not rust.
- Wooden handles, not plastic.
- Tips have been opened up to allow for greater paint load.
- Triple thick amount of bristles, again, carrying a good paint load. Don't be stingy with the paint, it will save you labour.
- Perfect length of bristle and perfect tension to give good spring to the brush so you can control paint layout.
- The one inch has been selected for detail work and to leave a sharp edge. Try standing the brush right up on the edge (with pressure) of the bristles to get a clean cut line.
- Take care of them, do not leave them sitting on the bristles in a jar of water overnight. Wash with warm soapy water, shake out excess water and reshape by hand.
- With proper care, your brushes will last for years.
- Every so often, condition the bristles with hair conditioner. (yes! Remember they are made of real hair)
- The wax brushes have a thick bundle of bristles and they are long enough to provide flexibility but with enough tension to allow you to push the wax into the paint.
- Keep your wax brush covered in plastic between use.
- When you find there is build up in your wax brush, simply clean with a rag soaked in a small amount of low odor mineral spirits.
Small Annie Brush - $34.95
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