Purdy 2-1/2" Angle Sash Firm, Nylon/Polyester Bristle, Paint Brush, Hardwood Handle 144152125-1 Each

This Purdy Clearcut Glide angular brush is seriously a game-changer for trim work. I used it to repaint our baseboards and door frames, and the clean lines it produced made me feel like a pro — and I’m definitely not one! The angled bristles give you excellent control, especially along edges and corners. It holds paint well without dripping and lays it down smoothly without streaks. Cleanup was also easy, and the brush still looks like new after multiple uses. If you’re doing any kind of detail or precision painting, this is absolutely worth the investment. Way better than the cheaper brushes I’ve used in the past. Highly recommend!

Expensive paint brush but they are superior and necessary for clean lines and perfect edges. Definitely worth the money!

I have painted many times over the past 15 years or so. I always bought cheap paintbrushes, wrapped them in a bag, and tossed them when I was done with a project. That yielded mediocre results. It wasn’t until a few months ago when we started painting our new to us house that I was watching a video on remodels and the guy in the video mentioned he had the same brush for 15 years. I started looking more into it and found that if I spent 2 or 3 times the money on a brush, got a quality one, and cleaned it very well after each use I would get much better results and have a tool that could last a lifetime. It makes sense in retrospect, but it blew me away. I now consider this brush to be a quality tool in my collection similar to my vintage craftsman wrenches. Best part is I don’t have to buy a new one for every room, and it really does work so much better. Very quality product.

I'm not a painter by trade, but I've painted almost every wall and ceiling in our home since we bought it about 5 years ago -- some of them 3 or 4 times after questionable color choices (they looked good in the paint store! Don't judge!). I'm AWFUL with maintaining brushes -- with a particular penchant for putting down the brush to use a roller for a while and totally forgetting about the brush until it's dried into a clump of colored latex and bristles -- so I always bought the cheapest available figuring I'd probably only get one or two uses out of them until I destroy them with my neglect. After years of trying to cut in with cheap-o brushes and with varying results, I thought maybe my technique was wrong, so I looked up a few tutorials on YouTube. One of them mentioned this brush in particular, and the ease of which he seemed to use it looked intriguing, so I finally decided to invest in a good quality brush. What a difference it's made! This brush offers so much more control and holds a lot of paint. Since I've vowed to do my best in keeping it for a while, I've also noticed that it cleans up FAR easier than inexpensive brushes. Even towards the handle where paint seems to accumulate and dry up deep in the bristles, with some soap and warm water it all seems to come out pretty cleanly. I recommend following the instructions to put it back inside its sleeve and hang upright to dry. I made the mistake of laying it flat out in the sun to dry quicker, and I noticed that many of the bristles bent down towards the pavement as they dried and stayed that way which seemed to ruin the shape of the brush. But after washing it again, it seemed to snap back into shape and I immediately put it back into it's sleeve to keep it that way.

I have always gone cheap on brushed because I usually throw them away after I am done painting for the day. The problem with these cheap brushes is that bristles aren't attached well to the handle. They often end up stuck to the thing I am painting. These brushes have so much better quality. They spread the paint better and do not shed. It's worth spending the extra money and cleaning them.

Purdy brushes are excellent. The bristles hold paint well, give a smooth finish, and don’t shed. Cleanup is easy if you take care of them, and they last through multiple projects without wearing out. They cost more than cheaper brushes, but the control and quality you get make them worth it every time.

Must have for paint projects, by a good quality brush like this and take care of it and it will last a long time

This Purdy makes my cut in limes real pertty. Been using these for years and years for cutting in limes on trim and ceiling to get way better results than with blue painters tape. If you learn to use it, which isn’t that hard at all, you’ll not only save a ton of time not using blue tape but you’ll get better lines too!

Muy caro pero es de buena calidad

Un bel prodotto consigliato per quasi tutti i tipi di pittura ad acqua , riutilizzabile , se trattato bene dura abbastanza

Purdy güzel kestirmeler için ideal

Probably ly the nicest paint brush I’ve ever used. Excellent for trim work. Holds paint without dripping and doesn’t loose bristles.

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