Decorating Sundries 12 x Half Inch Paint Brushes 0.5

Bought these brushes to use with Hammerite when paiting 2 tall wrought iron gates and 30ft long railings. Had used up all my 1/2 inch paint brushes and needed something cheap enough to throw away after every use. These were brilliant, hardly shed any bristles and were soft enough to get in all the fiddly bits around the scrolls and on the arrowheads along the top. Would thoroughly recommend for this type of job and at less than 60 pence each doesn't break the bank. I had to throw away after every couple of hours, as the weather was warm and the Hammerite dried very quickly. I ordered a second lot ready for my next project, which arrived by post sooner than stated.

Decent quality for cheap brushes

They are inexpensive, but very efficient for smaller jobs, Personally, I always trim the Bristles Flat across the top when working with Wood Stains and Dyes on my small-sized Projects. Previously, such Stains have always required White Spirits or Turps to clean Brushes, but nowadays they are leaning towards Acrylic, and so Brushes can be cleaned (quickly after use) with Warm / Hot Water and Washing-up Liquid, and thus become re-usable. Sometimes that becomes difficult, time-wise, so a healthy supply of these has been my Saviour.

Great little brushes for the money. Have done the job well and clean up nicely. Have also given to neighbours children to paint and colour. They loved them, cheap and great value.

Handy but cheap, let’s bristles out, but does the job I wanted to do.

Great little brushes for small projects...throw away instead of cleaning them up. Do shed some bristles but for small quick jobs they are still worth the money.

Just thd job for those jobs when you don't want to be cleaning up, cheap enough to throw away after use. I used a few of them for small areas of solvent based wood stain and wood hardner and they were spot on.

These brushes are great for putting the solvent all around your fitting prior to applying the torch. Watch out though because they have a habit of losing their bristles xx and just having one of these critters in your joint can be enough to create a leak.