Pro Grade Chip Paint Brushes - 96-Pack - 1" Chip Brushes for Paints, Stains, Varnishes, Glues, & Gesso - Home Improvement - Interior & Exterior Use Light Brown

Very nice

I own a scenic shop and we only need the most basic brushes. But then - we need a lot of them. From multiple colors to sending touch-up paint to a project we go through a lot of brushes (and we even clean some of them). These are the same as the local hardware store has at 1/3 the cost. Ans as always with bulk purchasing, I don't need to get more for a longer time. This works for me!

These 1 inch chip brushes are identical to the many others I have purchased over the years, but for one difference. The handles are about a 1/2 inch shorter than is typical. The head is the same, the brush fullness is the same, but the handle is slightly shorter. That may or may not pose an issue for you.I use these brushes for quick touch-ups during remodeling and repairs, or for sealing end grain after cuts, or for spreading epoxy or glue, or for testing stains and paints for color. They are great for disposable work. As long as the handle length is not critical for you, then these will do the trick.

Used for heavy duty primer and oil based paint. Works well in tight spaces with little clearance. Use and disposes of brushes with on cleanup needed. Shedding of bristles into painted surface is reason for 4 star rating.

If your name is Michelangelo and you are going to be painting a church ceiling then these are not the brushes for you. If your name is Mike and you are working in your garage then these might be perfect.These are great brushes for projects where you don't need to use your good brushes. I purchased these and used the first one to refinish an outdoor chair. The chair is probably 40+ years old and the can of house paint might have been the same. The brush worked great to slop on 3x coats of paint.The quality control isn't perfect. The brush in the photo had a drop of glue on it. But it still did the job.

Great for woodworking glue up. Also great for bbq sauce on meats

These aren't high quality brushes, they are "chip" brushes. So only buy them if you're looking for a disposable utility brush for situations where you don't need professional coverage and silky smooth finishes. Don't complain when you order a chip brush and you get a chip brush... lol. However, I'm a cheapskate, so I have been known to wash these things repeatedly until I finally get lazy enough to toss one. They're good for solvent based glues when it's probably better to toss the brush than to clean it in a bucket of toxic solvent. Otherwise, it would be even better to avoid solvent based glues, etc. Anyway, this brush is low-end crap, just as it should be. That's what a chip brush is. Buy 'em when you need 'em.

CANNOT beat these for the price. Use them and throw them out, easy! How's that for easy to clean?