Pro Grade 2" Chip Brushes, Disposable Paint Brushes, for Paint, 96 Pack

Good brushes and great price

Same as the ones that the orange box store (where I go anyway) used to sell in a bundle but now sells individually for like a dollar. These are for sure the same cheap brushes that the bristles come out but for a one-time touch up throw-away these are great.

These chip brushes are handy for applying paint, stain, varnish, adhesives, and other materials where a disposable brush makes more sense than cleaning one afterward. The 2-inch size works well for a variety of small jobs, and the 96-pack is convenient for keeping the shop and trucks stocked. They are basic brushes, but they get the job done.

Yes, the shed a bit, but they are throw-away brushes. I always brush back and forth on masking tape a few times before use and that gets rid of at least most of the strays. For the price and convenience, you can't do better

Great throw away brushes at a great price

Good cheap brushes

These are great for me as I make silicone molds and work with fiberglass, my only complaint is they drop a lot of bristles while in use. But if you don't mind that they are great affordable disposable brushes.

Jesus- "stretch?" Yes, both the wood AND the bristles stretch up to 100%. They're both miracle products from nature. Christ, I don't even want to review these any more but I'll keep buying these because they're superior as disposable chip brushes and price competitive compared with even the bulk Harbor Fright chip brushes. These seem to be 50% better on a direct-from-China scale. They still lose bristles but perhaps(?) not as bad, and they seem to have a bristle or two additional rows of thickness/girth (not width), possibly a thicker handle by a few wood cells. Joking aside, worth five stars. Just can't get over the "stretch" rating. We'll all be speaking Chinese in two generations anyway.

Less than half price this way, than at any store. Was delivered on time. I use them everywhere: cleaning around the sink in the bathroom, dusting off keyboard, edges around the window, painting and fiberglassing. Hard enough natural bristles to work with, yet wont scratch softer surfaces. Thank you.

Great deal.

Cheap enough to throw away when I’m finished painting.

Bristles still drop out of every brush but I’m not Picasso. They are usually single use and for work type applications so they work for me, other cheaper options I have bought in the past off Amazon are just as good.

Je nais reçu que 15 pinceau quand sa dit bien un lot de 96