2" Purdy 144024420 Adjutant Angled Sash Paint Brush, White China Bristle

The perfect brush for oil paint application on cabinets. Tried to replace my worn out Purdy brush with some off brand ones from Lowes and Home Depot. Ended up just throwing those out, out of utter frustration during my painting projects. They would not be stiff enough to paint the corners and edges of the cabinet frame face and they also did not hold the oil paint in the bristles without making a splashing, dripping mess when applying oil paint. You need a paint brush specifically for Oil Paint not one that claims to be an all purpose paint brush. Purdy brushes have never let me down. They always give satisfying results and make my painting projects "almost" enjoyable. The price on Amazon was an amazing bargain also for a Purdy brush. This is the least I've ever spent on a good quality Purdy paint brush. Lowes and Home Depot were 50% more.

So hard to find a natural brush that isn't junk AND you can afford. I'm using this for polyurethane wood floors in my house so I bought 2. Both brushes are excellent, haven't lost ONE hair to stick to my floor and that is a bonus with me!I'm having a hard time washing the oil out to keep them fresh but that's not the brushes fault.

Okay, sometimes after going through the less than stellar reviews for something I can find no fault in (and I can be downright picky) I find myself scratching my head. All I can say about the negative reviews is that they possibly did not receive the brush that I got.It does lose a few bristles, but not enough to subtract a star. (Plus, read the comment on 'prepping your brush'). I'm using this to apply polyurethane to a cathedral ceiling over my deck (satin Minwax). I have a bit of experience refinishing furniture and was fond of foam brushes. I don't believe that I'll ever use foam again. I got zero brush strokes in the poly. It dries as if it were sprayed on. Properly tended, this brush will last for years. You don't get better value in my humble opinion.

Have not used as of yet, but Purdy brushes represent good value. Plan to use this on a patio table I will B building in the spring, n getting all needed mat'l 4 this unusual project ( router bits, mohair rollers, plywood, 1×12 oak boards, epoxy resin, etc.) now. Will B finishing the entire table w/ 6 coats of spar urethane hence the wht bristle brush.

Most of the brushes that I use are made by Purdy because they are that good. These angled brushes are a little confusing to use. Sometimes when I pick it up, the slant is from right to left and other times the slant is left to right!?! Best to have multiple brushes in order to avoid this issue.

Look at what all the professional painters use, Purdy. That says it all, great paint retention, cuts in lines beautifully. Just a fantastic brush... a little pricey but worth every penny if you take care of your brushes.

I used this on urethane clear satin finish for a bedroom door. I first applied the clear with a 1/4 inch nap roller & then leveled it out with this brush. The roller created bubbles and the brush took those bubbles out. I over lapped the brush strokes, and went in the same direction for every pass of the brush. I see no bubbles or brush strokes on the finished door. This was my first time using this Purdy White Bristle Series brush & I recommend it. I have been doing a lot of work & remodeling around my house & come from a commercial construction background.

I started using Purdy brushes years ago and they are the BEST brushes. They make it easy to make any paint job look good. They also wash well and if taken care of properly will last for years.

I am happy.

Excellent oil brush

Excellent brush for oils worth the money very smooth finish

For painting walls, edges

These bulbs were used for a vertical set of 8 lights on the landing.Luckily I ordered multiple packs as I wanted a ‘backup’. This proved essential as 3 of the bulbs did not work.