StaalMeester Premium Natural Bristle Round Brush
ROUND Natural Bristle PAINTBRUSH – SERIES 3600
This brush is made with 100% pure China bristle. Ideally used with our oil based stains or our milk paint and even Fusion, however, it is absolutely PERFECT for applying wax. (NB – when cleaning these brushes of the oil stains or the wax, you will need some odourless solvents aka mineral spirits to remove this from the bristles…those products cannot be cleaned with just soap and water.)
Staalmeester® has been manufacturing brushes for over 70 years.
Staalmeester® synthetic blend bristles can be used with of all types of paint, however, we are particularly happy with the way it performs with Fusion Mineral Paint.
ROUND Natural Bristle PAINTBRUSH – SERIES 3600
This brush is made with 100% pure China bristle. Ideally used with our oil based stains or our milk paint and even Fusion, however, it is absolutely PERFECT for applying wax. (NB – when cleaning these brushes of the oil stains or the wax, you will need some odourless solvents aka mineral spirits to remove this from the bristles…those products cannot be cleaned with just soap and water.)
Staalmeester® has been manufacturing brushes for over 70 years.
Staalmeester® synthetic blend bristles can be used with of all types of paint, however, we are particularly happy with the way it performs with Fusion Mineral Paint.
ROUND Natural Bristle PAINTBRUSH – SERIES 3600
This brush is made with 100% pure China bristle. Ideally used with our oil based stains or our milk paint and even Fusion, however, it is absolutely PERFECT for applying wax. (NB – when cleaning these brushes of the oil stains or the wax, you will need some odourless solvents aka mineral spirits to remove this from the bristles…those products cannot be cleaned with just soap and water.)
Staalmeester® has been manufacturing brushes for over 70 years.
Staalmeester® synthetic blend bristles can be used with of all types of paint, however, we are particularly happy with the way it performs with Fusion Mineral Paint.
