Description
CLING ON! Brushes are the absolute top of the line synthetic brush for all water borne paints.
*DO NOT remove the strings at the base of the Round and Oval Cling On! brushes. This helps the brush keep its shape.
PRODUCT INFO:
Designed by a professional painter and handmade in Holland, Cling On! brushes feature soft and durable DuPont synthetic filaments fully locked in epoxy cement to minimize shedding, a stainless steel ferrule and a beechwood handle.
They come in 4 shapes: oval, round, flat and bent.
- Extremely strong – but still gentle!
- Extreme durability
- Best shape retention
- Can be used with all water based products
- Excellent cleanability
- Superb cutting in
- Better coverage with a smoother finish
- Fast and easy
- Affordable
Bent Series:
P16
P16 – The bent brushes are brilliant for getting those hard to reach areas that a straight brush just can’t access. The P16 is the smallest in the range suitable for fiddly spots.
P20
P20 – The bent brushes are brilliant for getting those hard to reach areas that a straight brush just can’t access. The P20 is the medium all rounder in the range suitable for fiddly spots.
P24
P24 – The bent brushes are brilliant for getting those hard to reach areas that a straight brush just can’t access. The P24 is the largest in the bent range suitable for fiddly spots.
Caring for your Cling On! Brushes:
Let your CLING ON! brushes absorb some water before using it for the first time, so it gets the proper flex. Remove excess water by spinning the handle between your hands and it’s ready for use.
While painting, re-wet the brush as necessary. Keeping the brush damp will prevent paint from hardening on the bristles and minimize brush strokes.
When you’re done painting just keep them hanging in water (not touching the bottom). The filaments are specially treated to release the paint. The next day almost all paint will have left the brush. Just rinse, spin out the remaining water and you’re ready to paint again or store the brush.
Ideally, Cling On!s should be stored in a brush keeper, or similar device (empty pop-up wipes container with a few inches of water, even a large plastic soda cup with the brush handle pushed up through the straw opening) that allows the bristles to hang in the water, without touching the bottom.
