No Nonsense synthetic bristle brushes 5 piece set + 1 year guarantee - £3.49 @ Screwfix

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No Nonsense synthetic bristle brushes 5 piece set + 1 year guarantee was £6.99 now £3.49 @ Screwfix (C&C)

£3.49 £6.99 Screwfix24 Feb 17

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vassy4u

24 Feb 17

5 Piece Set. Synthetic filament. For use with all paints and varnishes.

- Synthetic Bristles
- For Water-Based Paints
- Fine Filament Tips
- Polypropylene Handle
- ½, 1, 1½, 2 and 2½".
- 1 year guarantee

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shadey12 to snowflake75

24 Feb 17 6 #7

maybe pick up some trowels too.

bobon

24 Feb 17 5 #12

Been using these at work for the last six weeks with water based gloss and emulsion.I have four packs and used most of the brushes in all packs.Only one 2½ brush has shed bristles,so I binned it, the rest have been fine.Well worth the money.

gazz33

24 Feb 17 5 #1

Thanks vassy, heat added.

maccy1

25 Feb 17 4 #25

Great need lots when I can't make my mind up...

https://media.giphy.com/media/wLTs4oWPc5fJC/giphy.gif

:laughing:

All comments (26)

gazz33

24 Feb 17 5 #1

Thanks vassy, heat added.

snowflake75

24 Feb 17 4 #2

great for applying makeup :laughing:

shadey12 to snowflake75

24 Feb 17 6 #7

maybe pick up some trowels too.

Gollywood to snowflake75

24 Feb 17 1 #17

Matt or silk emulsion :sunglasses:

Hello kid.... :wink:

davewave

24 Feb 17 1 #3

bought, nice one!!!

Valiantcat

24 Feb 17 1 #4

I bought these last week, came up at £3.49 as the standard price online, no mention of a sale. Plenty good with water based paint.

summerof76

24 Feb 17 4 #5

Thanks for posting as I will be starting some DIY soon :laughing:

sradmad

24 Feb 17 3 #6

Nice find vassy, heat added :smiley:

pebsham

24 Feb 17 1 #8

Nice

shabbird

24 Feb 17 1 #9

nice deal Vassy. I see you are all brushed up on this :sunglasses:

Gollywood

24 Feb 17 #10

Any good for using with gloss paint & varnish? Worried about bristles coming loose.

amzzzzyyyy to Gollywood

24 Feb 17 4 #13

Iv used them they are very good , best tip is after you painted and want ti cary on painting thr next day wrap the wet paint brush with cling film saves washing up etc

texsup

24 Feb 17 2 #11

I've used these on gloss paint & to varnish an entire floor... no bristle loss and really nice quality.

bobon

24 Feb 17 5 #12

wayners

24 Feb 17 1 #14

No good for thicker trim paints as the bristles are to soft I find. Good for emulsions though. Bristles don't come out although you can get the odd one. Well worth buying a pack or 2

den169

24 Feb 17 #15

On every few months at this price but well worth it.

blackadr

24 Feb 17 #16

I like these. Even if you forget to clean them for a couple of days the paint comes off quite easily.

joethepope

24 Feb 17 3 #18

Yes, zip lock bags are good too.

rabialioness

24 Feb 17 #19

correct me if I am wrong, but looking at pic they look same as poundland ones

amzzzzyyyy to rabialioness

25 Feb 17 #22

Poundland brissles come out these are worth it

wayners to rabialioness

25 Feb 17 #24

No. Not the same brushes as Poundland. Way better.

irf_hukd

24 Feb 17 #20

Thanks op.decorating the house at the mo - these will come in handy

amzzzzyyyy

25 Feb 17 2 #21

Omg didnt try them thanks will do that next time

wayners

25 Feb 17 1 #23

And Rollers. Wrap them to with cling film.

maccy1

25 Feb 17 4 #25

Great need lots when I can't make my mind up...

:laughing:

ace_rees

26 Feb 17 #26

Not with oil based paints. That works with water based. With oil based paints put them in a jar or water over night. The next day get a piece of wood and brush any water out of the bristles and then paint.

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