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Value Brand 2" Bent Radiator Paint Brush Synthetic Bristle Wood Handle
A 2-inch bent radiator brush with soft synthetic bristles and a long wooden handle for all paints on rough or smooth surfaces
- ColorNatural
- Bent radiator design reaches tight corners
- Synthetic bristles work with oil and water-based paints
- Soft stiffness gives smooth finish on rough and smooth surfaces
- Wood handle provides comfortable grip during extended use
- 2-inch width covers surface quickly
2" Bent Radiator Brush for Detail Work
This brush features a bent radiator style that reaches behind pipes and into tight corners. The 2 inch width covers trim, moulding and small wall sections efficiently. Synthetic filaments accept oil and water based coatings without shedding. Wood handle provides a familiar grip for extended painting sessions.
Chemical Notice and Safe Handling
California Proposition 65 warnings indicate the product contains substances linked to cancer and reproductive harm. Wear gloves and a mask when cleaning or sanding coated surfaces. Wash bristles thoroughly after each use to minimise residue build up. Store in a well ventilated area away from heat sources.
Soft Synthetic Bristles on Long Wood Handle
Black synthetic bristles measure 7/16 inch thick and 2 1/16 inch long for a soft, flexible tip. The long wooden handle keeps hands clear of wet surfaces and allows two handed control. Bristles are set to handle rough and smooth concrete, metal and wood alike. Clean with the appropriate solvent for the coating used.
Highlights
- Bent radiator design reaches tight corners
- Synthetic bristles work with oil and water-based paints
- Soft stiffness gives smooth finish on rough and smooth surfaces
- Wood handle provides comfortable grip during extended use
- 2-inch width covers surface quickly
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Natural |
Questions about this item
How do I hold the 2" bent radiator brush so the angled head reaches behind pipes without straining my wrist?
Grip the long wood handle near the ferrule and let the bent neck follow the contour of the radiator; forcing the brush straight bends the synthetic filaments and leaves gaps.
When will the soft synthetic bristles need replacing if I use the brush daily on rough concrete and smooth metal?
Replace the brush when the 7/16 in thick filaments lose their spring or shed noticeably — soft synthetic bristles wear faster on abrasive surfaces than on smooth wood.
What is the first sign the brush is overheating during a long session with oil-based paint?
The black synthetic bristles will start to clump and drag instead of releasing paint evenly; rinse immediately in the correct solvent to restore flow.
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