1" Chip Brushes, Disposable Paint Brushes, for Touch Up, 24 Pack | Natural bristle, wood handle | Value Pack | For Trim & Detail Work | Cabinets, Furniture, Fences

These brushes are just what the doctor ordered. I am an elderly woodworker and because of that I don't work in the barn for several hours at a time. This morning I am putting the finishing touches on a yard swing I just built. I use these brushes because for the price I can just throw them away after each paint session. If i had more expensive brushes, I would have to take the time to clean and dry them each time and that's too much. As an example, on the yard swing, I paint one side and stop and discard the brush, then a few hours later, I paint another area and again throw the brush away. Saves a lot of time and the brushes are well made for the price.

I use these basically as acid brushes - use them once and throw them away. For serious painting work I use Purdy or Wooster brushes, but the cleaning process to reuse them is a real hassle and time-consuming. For disposable brushes the quality is actually pretty good: 1. Yeah, 1-2 loose hairs but you can easily pull them out before you use them 2. The brushes have a uniform amount of bristles per brush; it's not like some brushes have a lot and some too sparse 3. Accurate rivet locations, not all over the place 4. Consistent placement of the ferrules, not crooked or loose 5. Consistent quality of wood: uniformly white, no knots or splinters With these cheap brushes the best practice is go down to the DIY store and pick out good brushes from the lot on the shelf. Buy a box of these and you don't need to bother. So for the price, you really can't complain.

just what I needed. cheap brush for glue. Use it for 5 minutes then throw it away because the glue dries on the brush. I give it a 4 because it is a "cheap" brush and has the expected stray bristles that don't exactly line up with the main body of bristles. they are well packed in a nice little cardboard box and each brush has a little plastic envelope. I rank it 4 as a brush but, among "cheap low quality brushes" it would be a 5. ha.

I would recommend these brushes to anyone who needs to apply yucky coatings on a project. I bought these brushes for one time use - mostly for applying small amounts of epoxy resin coatings of wood projects. And for the price ? A great bargain ! I won't be using them too often, maybe once a month so the $damage is tolerable. Do be aware these are not high or even low end paint brushes - just for quick-and-dirty use. The all-natural china bristles are not going to wilt in whatever you plan to use them for ... epoxy, water, acetone, alcohol ... like nylon or polyester bristles often do. Same for the handle 'cause it's unpainted wood. I have been known to trim the bristles down without any hesitation. Pros: Inexpensive, practical, throw away-able, tolerant to many things so won't sag. Cons: Won't leave a top shelf finish without a lot of post-process or secondary steps.

These are great little brushes to have around. I find so many things to use them for. I often cut the bristles shorter and use the for spreading glue. Definitely worth having a box on hand.

Tons of loose bristles, looks like a shaved a cat. It will be as much work to comb them out as it would be to wash a good brush after use. Also very uneven at the tip and there are some real wiry hairs in there. Still, I'll use them to avoid using extra solvents after I apply this oil based varnish.

The product came exactly as ordered Good company

I use these for oil base paint so I can throw it away after. Better quality and lower price than Lowes or Walmart

great value for the money

Exactly as shown and what I expected