Pro Grade Acid Brushes, 3/8 Inch Flux Brush for Glue & Grease, 144 Count

These are great little acid brushes. They make cleaning up electronic items very easy and they seem to be fairly durable. Scrubbing on a circuit board occasionally leave a stray bristle but that's to be expected from this type of brush. The bristles are plenty stiff to scrub an area yet long enough to reach under items or into holes to get a nice cleaning done. I'll buy these again when I run out!

These are inexpensive brushes for applying thick materials like paste flux or epoxy and are clearly intended for one-time use. They are NOT paint brushes, unless you're applying something real thick, don't care about brush marks, and appearance is not a priority. They do tend to shed bristles but that should not be a surprise. All that said, they're good brushes for the purpose and if I ever run out of these I won't hesitate to buy more from this seller.

I've been using these brushes for many years for gluing wood projects. They work great except for on occasion when individual hairs come out of the brush and I have to pick it out of the glued area. It happens often enough that I expect to happen and it's not a big deal but it can be annoying at times. It's nice to just toss the brush when you're done and not have to clean it.

Great bulk pack of brushes, and a far better deal than the 3 pack from the Orange nationwide brick and mortar. Handy for dabbing some more paste flux onto a hot copper fitting to facilitate solder flow, or even for applying paint or lubricant on a small project. You will lose a bristle or two here and there and the bristles do melt/burn when subjected to torch heat, but I've never used an acid brush that didn't have these issues.

I use these brushes for spreading glue, dyes and contact cement in leather work. Yeah, as someone else stated in a review, they do shed, about 1-3 hairs per brush, but not a problem. The brushes are crimped in the handle and not glued, so they will typically shed a few hairs. But also as the same reviewer stated, if you do a two or three second prep, i.e. pull the bristles or brush it over the corner of your workbench, this usually clears out the loose hairs. Another great feature is that these are very economically priced. So if you want a $15 brush for just a few pennies, then you are looking in the wrong place. If you are realistic and have used acid brushes in you work before, you know that they are a bargain.

These are great for me as I make silicone molds and work with fiberglass, my only complaint is they drop a lot of bristles while in use. But if you don't mind that they are great affordable disposable brushes.

These are cheaply made, they are also cheaply priced. They are different than what I find at the hardware stores, none of which seem to sell them in bulk. I do like the longer handle than what seems to be standard. They come in a bag, a box would be a lot better. Before you use them re-crimp what the factory did before you start pulling the bristles to remove loose ones, otherwise they are likely to all come out at once... after re-crimping they will do their job, but this is an annoyance I would like to avoid. Might buy a different set next time.

Good value.

Can’t beat the price. Great quality. Will buy again

great product, ill buy it again before i run out

Good value here, just what I was expecting.

seem to be decent quality, i like them