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Brushes have natural bristles, which are better for oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings than synthetic 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.

Paint flat, even surfaces with these brushes. They're made with natural bristles, which are better for oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings than synthetic bristles.

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.

Apply epoxies, urethanes, and other thick solvent-based coatings with the short and stiff natural bristles on these brushes.

Use these angled brushes for detailed applications, such as in corners and on narrow surfaces. They’re made with natural bristles, which are better for oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings than synthetic bristles.

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 oil- and solvent-based paint and coatings.

Often used to clean windows and vehicles, these soft-bristled brushes won’t scratch. Their bristle block has a wrap-around bumper to protect surfaces.

An all-steel handle welded to a steel brace and mounted on a wood block makes these more durable than our other brooms for rough surfaces.

Also known as street brooms and garage brooms.

Commonly used to sweep away debris created during milling, drilling, and cutting, these brushes can also be used for light cleaning.