Wooster Brush Company
Wooster 4174 2-1/2" Angle Sash Firm Purple&Sable paint brush
A 2-1/2 inch angled sash brush with firm purple and sable synthetic bristles for all paints on smooth or medium surfaces
- ColorPurple&Sable (Bristle)
- Firm bristles hold shape for crisp cut-in lines
- Angle sash design reaches corners and trim easily
- Synthetic polyester/nylon blend works with all paint bases
- 2-1/2 inch width covers trim fast with control
- Wood sash handle gives comfortable grip for long jobs
Precision angle sash brush
The Wooster 4174 angle sash brush uses firm synthetic bristles in a purple and sable blend to hold more paint and release it evenly across medium and smooth surfaces. Its 2-1/2 inch width suits trim, window frames and cutting-in work where a straight ferrule would be awkward.
Upgrade from basic flat brushes
Painters moving up from economy flat brushes notice the angled sash shape reaches corners without wrist strain and the firm filament keeps its point through water-based and oil-based coatings. The jump is worth it when a job demands sharp edges on wood, metal, drywall or concrete without constant reloading.
Simple tool, no assembly required
The wooden sash handle fits the hand naturally and needs no setup beyond rinsing the bristles before first use. What usually goes wrong is leaving acrylic paint to dry in the ferrule, so clean with water immediately after each session to keep the firm tip intact.
Highlights
- Firm bristles hold shape for crisp cut-in lines
- Angle sash design reaches corners and trim easily
- Synthetic polyester/nylon blend works with all paint bases
- 2-1/2 inch width covers trim fast with control
- Wood sash handle gives comfortable grip for long jobs
Specifications
| Brand | WOOSTER |
|---|---|
| Color | Purple&Sable (Bristle) |
Questions about this item
Does the 2-1/2 in brush width and 5/8 in bristle thickness clear standard trim and door frames?
The 2-1/2 in width and 5/8 in thickness are sized for typical interior trim and door frames, allowing clean edge work without overhang.
How do I prep the synthetic polyester/nylon bristles before first use, and what step is often skipped?
Rinse the bristles in water for water-based coatings or mineral spirits for oil-based, then spin out excess; skipping this leaves loose filaments in the finish.
When should the firm purple&sable bristles be replaced, and what wear indicates it?
Replace when bristles lose their spring, show permanent flare, or no longer hold a sharp cut line on smooth drywall or wood surfaces.
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