Bates - 2 Pack, Wood Handle, Paint Brushes Set, Professional House, Trim, Sash Paint Brush

I like these for the fact that they are easy to clean! They hold paint well while completing the job , but slides off while cleaning. The bristles stay in place and don’t stray out the sides like a lot of brushes. They are super soft and true to size. Fair price for what you get. I will keep these in mind the next time I need more brushes.

Good low cost brushes. Used 3x separate paint jobs so far.

Good value for the price and they look like they will work fine

I’ve never bought paint brushes before and bought these for coating varnish on a paint-scratched tabletop. What struck me was how cheap these brushes are at under $4 and yet they are real brushes, not a toy. Maybe brushes are just cheap but the size of this product and the level of detail required to stick in hundreds of hairs even robotically feels like it must cost more to manufacture. Plus you get two brushes. No idea when you are supposed to use which one though. I couldn’t easily get the varnish off the brush hairs. Or off my fingers after I tried using my hands and soap to clean the hairs. There’s probably a trick like soaking them in vinegar or something that a paint noob like me is ignorant about, but really, at the price and for the frequency with which I paint, I don’t really care if it’s easy to clean or not. I’m just very fascinated by how much product you get delivered via 1-2 day shipping for just over a couple dollars. I’m guessing the environment might be looking disapprovingly. But just paint your worries away with these brushes.

Great paint brushes. They don't streek up the walls when your painting.

Got the job done. To make your life easier, inbetween the paint job, Stick the brush in a ziplock in the fridge instead washing it out. Paint stays wet for 48 hours this way

Hairs are constantly falling out and have to be discarded from the product.

I was scared at the prospect of painting over the wooden panels propping up our air conditioning unit. I thought I was really supposed to sand, prime, wait, undercoat, wait, paint , etc., but this job was not a beauty test, just a quick concealment of some ugly temporary boards. The paint and the brushes were cheap compared to those at a paint store and I decided to just slap the paint on on top of the bare boards. The little brushes were very handy, held just the right amount of paint for a quick swath, didn't get dry, didn't let the paint run, but smoothed it on nicely. I'm almost proud of my sloppy job.

Brush is very thick and very hard to paint. Not worth the price... '0' rating from my end... Got a nylon paint brush from nearby hardware store which costs less than 200 Rs and it's much more better... Please don't buy waste of money...