Apply lubricants, polishing compounds, and flux to small parts and pipes with these brushes. They're also used for dusting and surface cleaning.

These brushes have synthetic bristles, which are better for water-based paint and coatings than natural bristles. Also known as chip brushes, these brushes are often used to brush away loose paint, rust, and metal. They are meant for one-time use with paint, coatings, adhesives, and paint removers.

These brushes have a round, tapered handle that can be held like a pencil for superior control while edging. Their flat shape is best for painting flat, even surfaces. Use with oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings.

Also known as radiator brushes, these brushes have a long, thin handle with an angled head to reach behind and around objects. They’re made with natural bristles, which are better for oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings than synthetic bristles.

These brushes have a rounded shape that won’t splay on round surfaces, such as pipes or railing, so they provide an even coat. They’re also often used for edging on even surfaces. Use with oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings.

Designed with a long fluted handle, these brushes provide control when gripped anywhere along the length, even at the end for extra reach. Use them to apply oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings in detailed applications, such as in corners and on narrow surfaces.

Paint flat, even surfaces with these brushes. Their synthetic bristles won’t absorb water, so they keep their shape when used with latex paint and other water-based paint and coatings.

Designed with a long fluted handle, these brushes provide control when gripped anywhere along the length, even at the end for extra reach. Use with latex paint and other water-based paint and coatings on flat, even surfaces.

For comfort and control in tight spaces, these brushes have a short, flexible handle that's coated with rubber so it won't slip. Use with latex paint and other water-based paint and coatings.

Use these angled brushes for detailed applications, such as in corners and on narrow surfaces. Their synthetic bristles won’t absorb water, so they keep their shape when used with latex paint and other water-based paint and coatings.

Brushes have natural bristles, which are better for oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings than synthetic bristles. The smallest brushes we sell, use these for precision applications.

Also known as pastry brushes, these have synthetic bristles and a one-piece plastic handle to minimize buildup.

Take on a variety of touch-up jobs with these lightweight, disposable foam brushes. Each set includes a 1", 2", and 3" foam brush.

Stiff natural fibers are secured to a wood block to apply thick roof coatings and patches.

These paint roller covers are woven, so they resist shedding fibers and leave a smoother finish than knitted covers.

For an extra-smooth finish, use these woven mohair roller covers. When used on very smooth surfaces, such as metal or cabinetry, they create a finish similar to that of a paint sprayer.

These short, narrow roller covers fit behind and between objects.

Fill the bottle-like handle on these rollers with paint and dispense as you roll, so you don't have to stop at a paint tray. Rollers are short for quick touch-up jobs or to fit in tight spaces.

Use these small, disposable, light foam rollers for quick touch-up jobs.

Use these frames to cover large, flat surfaces quickly.

Keep roller covers secure with the gripping tabs on these frames.

These frames adjust to hold 12", 14", and 18" wide roller covers, so you can take on different-sized jobs with the same frame. Use them to cover large, flat surfaces quickly.

These paint rollers conform to round surfaces up to 2 ½" diameter.

Quickly paint round surfaces as small as 1" and up to 10 feet in diameter. The two rollers adjust in 30° increments, so you can adjust the angle to suit your application.