100% Bristle Chip Brush, Foam Brush
Resin bonded Bristle Block sit on unfinished wooden handle for easy grip. High performance professional grade Chip Brushes.

Our high quality chip brushes build with high flexibility & well tapered bristle block from thick base to narrow tip. Used a tin metal ferrule to hold the bristle block and wood handle together. Nature Hog Bristle brush is holding more paint and its flexibility nature leave no brush marking on the finish. Unfinished wooden handle (most professional painter's choice) provides easy grip, to avoid slip and twist in the palm, in order to reduce the painter's hand joint stress.
100% China Bristle

. Chip Brushes
Size available from 1/2", 1", 1 1/2", 2", 2 1/2", 3", 4" & 4" Double thickness

DESCRIPTION	SIZE	EACH	PRICE	ORDER
BH0001-36	1/2"	36	$8.10
BH0002-36	1"	36	$9.50
BH0003-36	1 1/2"	36	$12.36
BH0004-24	2"	24	$9.60
BH0005-24	2 1/2"	24	$13.65
BH0006-24	3"	24	$16.83
BH0007-24	4"	24	$19.99
BH0010-24	4" Double Thick	24	$29.58

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DESCRIPTION	SIZE	EACH	PRICE	ORDER
BH0001-144	1/2"	144	$32.40
BH0002-144	1"	144	$38.02
BH0003-144	1 1/2"	144	$49.45
BH0004-144	2"	144	$63.36
BH0005-144	2 1/2"	144	$81.80
BH0006-144	3"	144	$100.95
BH0007-144	4"	144	$119.89
BH0010-144	4" Double Thick	144	$177.49

High Density Foam Brushes

Our High density foam brushes, build with easy grap round wooden handle, it's cheap, convenient, and easy to use.

DESCRIPTION	SIZE	EACH	PRICE	ORDER
81-36	1"	36	$5.15
82-48	2"	48	$8.45
83-36	3"	36	$7.95
84-24	4"	24	$6.60

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DESCRIPTION	SIZE	EACH	PRICE	ORDER
81-576	1"	576	$82.39
82-432	2"	432	$76.05
83-288	3"	288	$63.39
84-288	4"	288	$79.50

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How to paint?
PAINTING TIPS Ideally, you want as much paint on the brush as you can control without making drips or blobs. To do this, Doherty dips his brush about 1 1/2 inches into the paint, then taps (not wipes) each side of the brush against the side of the can. Tapping knocks off the drips and forces the paint into the bristles. "The brush releases the paint just like a fountain pen," he says. Weeks agrees, saying, "Just be sure to keep your brush moving, or it'll start to drip." For more delicate work, such as when you're painting trim or window sash, you'll want less paint on the brush. Doherty again dips and taps his brush, but this time he also scrapes the sides against his can. "The outside bristles are drier and easier to manage," he says, "but there's still plenty of paint on the brush."