Draper 4 Row Wire Scratch Brush | 290mm Rust Removal Tool| Wooden Handle |Paint Removal | Cleaning Hand Tools |31570

I do a lot of stonework and go through dozens of wire brushes in a year. I have been lucky in the past with buying cheap ones but have noticed that over the years the quality has got worse and worse. The last batch of cheap ones were totally useless. Decided to try these more expensive ones and so far am very impressed with them. No loss of bristles so far although they do tend to bend outwards on the outer rows but that's not really an issue for me. The four row brushes are infinitely better, stronger and longer lasting than the three rows. Here's a handy tip, ... When the front bristles get worn down which they normally do first, simply cut back to the next row of good bristles using a junior hacksaw. This gives a 'new' brush and a different shape to use in places where the pointy ones can't get in. :-).

I'm using this to help get flakes of crumbling paint off a very old exterior brick wall in a yard. It is working well. The brush appears to be sturdy and is holding up to the job. I feel the price I paid was very reasonable, compared with some of the alternative brushes available for sale.

Do the job I bought it for - cleaning dirt from the depressions on the paving stones.

Just what I wanted

I always have 1 of these in my shed for cleaning up metal / rusty items. I much prefer this type to the plastic variety

absolutely brilliant would recommend to others,i was however polishing my bike bell and minorly cut my finger

Used this after rerendering the external cement skirting board. Scrubbing of excess cement.

ok