Wooster Brush Company
Wooster Brush Company 1832 Paint Brush Comb Red
Red polypropylene comb cleans and straightens paint-brush bristles for longer tool life
- ColorRed
- Cleans brushes thoroughly with 8 in polypropylene comb
- Red colour makes comb easy to spot on site
- Durable polypropylene resists solvents and daily wear
- Compact 8 in length fits standard tool pouches
- Simple design removes paint without damaging bristles
Product identity
This Wooster Brush Company 1832 paint brush comb is a red polypropylene tool designed to clean and maintain paint brushes. It measures eight inches in length and features a tan coloured body. The comb helps remove excess paint and straighten bristles after use. It is intended for both professional painters and DIY enthusiasts.
Who it suits
This comb suits anyone who regularly uses paint brushes and wants to extend their lifespan through proper cleaning. It works with various brush types and sizes commonly found in decorating and automotive painting. Buyers who need a specialised cleaning tool for rollers or spray equipment should look elsewhere. Those seeking a metal comb or one with different tooth spacing will need an alternative.
Installation and pitfalls
No installation is required as the comb is a handheld manual tool ready for immediate use. Simply draw the brush teeth through the comb after rinsing to remove paint residue. The main issue arises if dried paint hardens on bristles before combing, making cleaning less effective. The polypropylene material can become brittle in very cold conditions, so store it indoors.
Highlights
- Cleans brushes thoroughly with 8 in polypropylene comb
- Red colour makes comb easy to spot on site
- Durable polypropylene resists solvents and daily wear
- Compact 8 in length fits standard tool pouches
- Simple design removes paint without damaging bristles
Specifications
| Brand | WOOSTER |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
Questions about this item
What paint brushes do I need to already own to use the Wooster 1832 comb?
The comb is designed for use with standard paint brushes; any brush you currently clean and maintain will work with its polypropylene teeth.
Will the 8-inch length and 7/8-inch width fit the older brushes I keep in my kit?
Yes, the comb dimensions suit common brush sizes, and the tan polypropylene material cleans bristles without damaging older ferrules or handles.
How can I tell the comb is working as intended after I start cleaning a brush?
You will see paint residue pulled from between the bristles and the brush will feel smoother, indicating the comb is clearing material effectively.
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