PURDY
PURDY Nylox Glide 2 In. Angular Trim Soft Paint Brush
Angular trim brush with soft nylon filaments for smooth latex finishes on cabinets, doors and trim
- ColorTan
- Precise cutting-in on trim with 2-inch angled sash
- Smooth finish on cabinets and doors with soft nylon filaments
- Comfortable control during long jobs from fluted wooden handle
- Durable, rust-free performance via stainless-steel ferrule
- Designed for water-based latex paints on smooth drywall and wood
Purpose-Built for Trim Work
The Purdy Nylox Glide is a 2-inch angular sash brush designed for latex paints on smooth drywall and wood. Its soft synthetic nylon filaments suit bathroom cabinets, kitchen cabinets, doors and detailed trim where control matters more than coverage speed.
Consistent Bristle Behaviour
The 9/16-inch thick, 2 11/16-inch long filaments hold a steady paint load without dripping on vertical surfaces. Soft stiffness reduces brush marks on smooth substrates while the stainless-steel ferrule resists corrosion from water-based coatings during extended sessions.
Ready to Use from the Package
The fluted wooden handle provides grip without added accessories or setup steps. No conditioning oils, protective sleeves or specialised cleaners are included, so the brush moves straight from shelf to surface for immediate cutting-in work.
Highlights
- Precise cutting-in on trim with 2-inch angled sash
- Smooth finish on cabinets and doors with soft nylon filaments
- Comfortable control during long jobs from fluted wooden handle
- Durable, rust-free performance via stainless-steel ferrule
- Designed for water-based latex paints on smooth drywall and wood
Specifications
| Brand | PURDY |
|---|---|
| Color | Tan |
Questions about this item
How do I prep the Purdy Nylox Glide 2 In. Angular Trim Soft Paint Brush before first use?
Rinse the synthetic nylon filaments in clean water, spin out excess moisture, then load the 9/16 in thick bristles evenly with latex paint; skipping the rinse leaves manufacturing dust that creates ridges on smooth trim.
When will the nylon filaments or stainless-steel ferrule need replacement?
Replace the brush when the soft nylon tips fray enough to leave streaks on cabinet doors or the ferrule loosens on the fluted wooden handle, typically after many latex-paint jobs.
What is the first limitation I hit when painting continuous trim runs with this 2 in angular sash brush?
The 2 11/16 in bristle length holds a finite latex load, so you must reload frequently on long smooth runs to maintain a consistent film on doors and cabinets.
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