Pro Grade - Chip Brush – Paint Brush Set – 24 Pack - Natural China Bristle Paintbrush Set for Art, Craft, Epoxy, Varnish, Resin, Stain, Glue, Gesso, Primer, Acrylic and Oil Paint

Soft, never loosing bristles, will rinse and use again. Great Price!!!

I wasn't sure what size I needed, but I knew I needed a few of a couple of sizes. This listing hit the spot! The brushes work well, simple, no frills, and super affordable.I recommend squeezing the mental clasp or giving a good tug to the bristles as these tend to loosen and shed, however it is very manageable and provide great value!

It's a super cheap throwaway brush, so you can expect what you pay for, but the shedding (with FG resin) is really annoying. Some of the worst, but the price is the price. I'll try a different brand next.

The only thing I hate more than painting is cleaning up after painting. No matter what I do I always seem to get paint on everything when cleaning up old brushes, or find stiff spots where I failed to get all the paint removed.Not only to these brushes work great but at their current price they are essentially disposable. I do my best to clean them after a paint job, but if I ruin one it's no big deal. Believe it or not, this pack cost what two brushes cost at the big box stores, and they'll last me for years. I can't say if they would work for Picasso but if you're a guy like me who paints and stains woodworking projects, they'll work great.

I've only used a couple of them, but they seem to hold their bristles well. Generally, that's not a concern for me, as I use chip brushes as "throw aways" for staining or for rough paint jobs where brush quality and paint finish isn't a concern. These work well for me and the sizes are perfect for most jobs around my house. Will buy again!

They work but the ends of the brushes were not even, used scissors to cut and make them flat for even brush marks.

For quick projects around the house or the shop, I keep a couple of jars of pre-mixed paint. These are typically a mix of Rust-Oleum and Japan drier with a splash of acetone. It dries quickly, is fairly durable, and is perfect for slopping a coat of protective paint onto a tool, fixture, or shop cabinet.I hate cleaning oil-based paint out of my brushes. Whenever possible, I take a chip brush and just leave it permanently inside the half-full jar of paint. If the lid is air-tight, the paint won't dry out and the brush won't get stiff. This is very convenient because I can grab a jar of whatever color paint I want (I keep red, battleship gray, and hammered black premixed) and the brush is ready to go.These brushes don't give a stellar finish, but for my use that's not even a consideration. I spend zero time cleaning paint brushes which is the goal. If the paint hardens or starts to clump, I toss it. I don't have to worry about trying to clean hardened paint out of one of my expensive Purdy brushes. Those are saved for "serious" paint jobs inside the house, etc.These are also nice to have around for general cleaning duties. One of these brushes, a bottle of degreaser and a garden hose will remove a lot of grime from car parts, tools, whatever. I don't have to worry about grease ruining a better quality brush and if I have to trim the bristles or modify it in any way I don't give it another thought.At $0.50 apiece when bought in this quantity, these brushes are disposable. Since I don't particularly like cleaning brushes (especially when using oil paint), I'm glad I have the option to just toss them out.

Great value. Multiple sizes. They are cheap enough to use and throw away. No messy clean up involved. Have purchased before.