Brush Q3108-1-1/2 Softip Paintbrush, 1-1/2-Inch

Great brush and the price was right!

It was just what I needed. The handle is nice and tight, the bristles washes out easily after I was done painting and the brush didn't drop bristles or leave streaks.The better brushes have a perfect little space inside the bristles that holds and releases the paint for less dipping and dripping. This one worked the same way.Dip the brush three quarters of the way in and don't scrape it on the side to remove the excess paint, dip and tap against the sides. The paint flies to the middle of the brush and the bristles don't get damaged from all the scraping.

I usually buy my brushes with the intention of using them on multiple projects between latex & oil projects. It’s not recommended but some brushes like Wooster seem to handle it well with a good cleaning. Also I like to have full length handles as well. Great brush for the money!

These brushes are very good quality brushes that I use to paint primer on wood. Upon opening there are some loose hairs sticking outwards but the overall construction is very good. The handle is plastic and hairs are soft. They spread paint well without dropping excessively. It says on label "Made in USA with Global Materials". I consider this a semi-disposable brush - better quality than disposables but lower than high end brushes. Wooster makes a variety of brushes and these seem to be aimed at the home market.

Washes well and bristles are nice

I have recently ordered a variety of Wooster paint-stain brushes from Amazon.All have been great for staining. Not reactive to petroleum based stains or cleaners (unlike others).All brushes provide an easy to use, easy to clean and re-use brushes. (They also offer rollers and foam brushes.)Recommended.ps: some low-cost brushes here were a total disaster. Wooster (and Purdy) products are well known quality brushes. More expensive than the cheap imports, but re-useable and effective.

This paint brush is soft & quality made. There were less paint streaks due to the soft bristles. The short handle worked well to paint glass mason jars. The chalk paint I used was water based & washed out of the bristles really well. I like this paint brush mainly because of the quality soft bristles & short handle.

These brushes have worked well for me, and they clean up very easily.Update: After 6 months, my Wooster brushes have begun to shed, and the tapered bristles take on weird shapes after cleaning.For acrylic gesso or laying down a base coat of white on canvas, I've turned to Purdy Pro-Extra brushes. They work better than other Purdys for this job.