Specification:

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• Bent wood handle brush perfect for hard to reach areas.

• Ideal for painting radiators,pipes and behind toilets

• Has a solid wooden handle and stainless steel ferrule

Description:

• White China bristle

• 45°Bent ferrule

• Plain sanded wood handle

SKU List:

Size

Pile    Length

Thickness

Case

1"

44mm

10mm

420

1½"

44mm

10mm

360

2"

44mm

11mm

300

2½"

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44mm

11mm

240

3"

44mm

11mm

240

4"

44mm

11mm

240

Advantages of Bent Head Paint Brushes

Flexibility: The curved brush head design allows the brush to more easily reach and maneuver into hard-to-reach corners and narrow spaces. This makes it easier to work on locations such as window frames, door frames, and cabinet interiors.

Precise control: Because the angle of the brush head is different from that of a traditional straight brush head, a curved head brush can provide better control, especially in situations where fine work is required, such as line outlining and corner processing.

Reduce wrist strain: The curved head design can change the holding posture to a certain extent, reduce the degree of wrist bending, and thus reduce wrist fatigue during long-term use.

Multi-angle use: The curved head brush can adjust the direction of the bristles as needed, so that it can be effectively painted at different angles, increasing the versatility of the brush.

Improve painting efficiency: In some cases, curved head brushes can complete the painting of specific areas faster because they can better adapt to complex or irregular surfaces.

Detail processing: For areas that require highly precise painting, curved head brushes can provide better detail processing capabilities to ensure that the paint is evenly distributed and avoid dripping or unevenness.

Adapt to a variety of paints: The curved head brush is also suitable for a variety of paints, including but not limited to latex paint, varnish, primer, etc., so it can play a role in different painting projects.

Easy to clean: Although the design of the curved head brush is different, its cleaning and maintenance methods are basically the same as those of ordinary brushes. Cleaning it in time after use can maintain its optimal performance.

A synthetic brush set is the ideal choice for beginners starting to paint with acrylics. You want a combination of round brushes for finer details and wider, flat bristles to cover larger areas; a set will offer you a choice of brush heads.

Synthetic brushes are best for acrylic paint because they're more durable and maintain their shape well. Natural brushes can be used with acrylics, but they're more suited to oil paint. Natural bristles tend to pick up more paint, but they're usually expensive and might break if exposed to water or hardened acrylic paint.

It helps to have a vision in your mind of the finished result and what type of effect you want to achieve. Opt for stiffer bristles, if you want textural, raw effects, whereas a softer brush is better for a smoother finish with more blending.

A filbert brush is characterized by its flat, oval-shaped bristles and rounded tip. This unique shape allows for a wide range of brushstrokes, from delicate details to bold, sweeping strokes. Overall, the filbert brush is valued for its adaptability, providing the flexibility to experiment with different techniques and effects.

The rounded edges enable soft curved strokes, which are ideal for blending and creating smooth transitions between colours. This is particularly useful when painting natural subjects like flowers, foliage, and skin tones, where soft edges are needed. However, the brush's shape also allows for precise control, to create detailed lines and shapes as well as bolder strokes.

Filbert brushes are excellent for creating texture. By varying the pressure and angle of the brush, different effects can be achieved, such as the appearance of fur, feathers, or grass. The versatility of the filbert brush makes it a good tool for everything from portrait to landscape painting.

No matter which ones you choose, looking after your brushes properly will prolong their life and keep them in good condition. When you've finished painting give your brushes some TLC and attention by following these steps.

Clean After Every Use:
1. Remove Excess Paint: Wipe off as much paint as possible using a rag or paper towel. This prevents paint from drying on the bristles.
2. Rinse Thoroughly: For water-based paints like acrylics or watercolours, rinse the brush under lukewarm water until the water runs clear. For oil-based paints, use a solvent like mineral spirits or turpentine. Swirl the brush in the solvent and then wipe it on a clean cloth.
3. Use Brush Cleaner: For a deeper clean, use a brush cleaner for oil brushes, or mild soap for acrylic and water-colour brushes. Work the soap into the bristles and rinse thoroughly until the water is clear.

Shaping and Drying:
1. Shape the Brush: Gently reshape the bristles with your fingers while they are still damp. This helps maintain the brush’s shape and ensures it dries correctly.
2. Dry Horizontally or Vertically: Lay the brush flat to dry, or ideally, hang it with the bristles pointing down. This prevents water from seeping into the ferrule (the metal part that holds the bristles), which can loosen the glue and cause the bristles to fall out.

Brush Storage Tips:
1. Store Properly: Store brushes in a way that protects the bristles. Use a brush holder or stand them upright in a container, ensuring the bristles are not bent or pressed against any surface.
2. Avoid Submersion: Do not leave brushes soaking in water or solvent for extended periods, as this can damage the bristles and weaken the adhesive holding them in place.

Periodic Maintenance:
1. Deep Clean Regularly: Periodically, give your brushes a deep clean using a specialized brush cleaner to remove any dried paint or residue.
2. Condition Natural Bristles: For brushes with natural bristles, using a hair conditioner will keep them soft and flexible and help prevent them becoming brittle and breaking.