Water brush

[weestimpy]

Hi can recommend a good supplyer for water brush (splash brush )
Am struggling to find one tried ebay 3 times and nothing but rubbish

 

[Rhys]

Depends what size you're after. A decorators merchants will have decent emulsion brushes but will cost.. Screwfix have Harris brushes for about £6 that we've used and aren't bad (now used to wash my trowel etc.)

Avoid the big ones from places such as Wack etc. that are laminated wood as they fall apart. I had one as a freebie that I had to screw ply to and wrap with old handlebar tape from my bike. Got another that has a solid wood handle that is far better

 

[Fatarm]

Alright bud:RpS_thumbup:.welcome.


Just a decent 4 inch emulsion brush for me.

 

[Olican]

Hi can recommend a good supplyer for water brush (splash brush )
Am struggling to find one tried ebay 3 times and nothing but rubbish

Home bargains ..

 

[beddy]

f**k**s stopped selling them near me oli. Then they restocked and I cleared em out lol. 99p bargain!

 

[Olican]

The 4" brushes are a £1 and the "1 are about 30p, they last for ages. They sell out quick down our way , snap them up. @beddy usually clears out all their stock

 

[beddy]

Hahaha

 

[Olican]

f**k**s stopped selling them near me oli. Then they restocked and I cleared em out lol. 99p bargain!

Lol. I did the same, they are decent brushes too. Don't know how they can do it so cheap

 

[beddy]

Who cares! Weve just moved and are now 20mins away so gonna have to stock up again soon!

 

[Olican]

Who cares! Weve just moved and are now 20mins away so gonna have to stock up again soon!

I can see a takeover on the cards...

 

[Danny]

I like a really soft brush for the edges and i have a 4 inch masonry brush with z yellow handle for splashing.... well mainly cleaning my tools