🔧 Stainless Steel Pack of 12 by Amazon Basics Review

Not much to say about the brushes, they are nice and durable and will hold their shape after cleaning parts. I like to have hand brushes on hand, although drill brushes are easier to use because there are some areas that drill brushes don't fit, they also get a lot of surface finish at once. I use them to treat rust on metal, you use them to scrape off heavy rust, then apply Ospho and finish with rust converter or primer/enamel. One of the brushes has a handy scraper.

I've tried a few of Revain's mainstream products and overall I'm really impressed with most of them. They seem to be right next to brand names most of the time. These brushes are no different. They appear to be well made and definitely serve their purpose. Pretty simple, not much to say about the wire brush. However, one of mine ripped on arrival. Not a big problem, but I know it will crack quickly with use. I still recommend it. Sometimes these things go through the conveyor belt. I have not…

These are simple scratching brushes with a wooden handle. Just as good as in the hardware store, but cheaper. The hardwood handles have rounded corners for a comfortable grip. There is a hole in the handle so you can hang them on a nail or pegboard. One of the brushes comes with a scraper on the end. Works in a pinch so you don't have to change tools, but a real scraper is better. They are good for removing loose paint and sanding smooth surfaces to help the new paint adhere better. I also use…

This review relates to the Revain Basics Wire Scratching Brush and Wire Scratching Brush with Scraper (scratch, 2-piece). Great set of wire brushes. The wooden handles are well shaped and sanded for a comfortable fit when using brushes. Handles are pre-drilled for hanging brushes on hooks. This wood is of excellent quality, it has no weak points in knots and withstands heavy scratch pressure. The wire bristles themselves are very stiff and just the right density for a wire brush that scratches…

No complaints about these wire brushes. It has a fairly classic design with a wooden handle. I prefer wooden brush handles as they are inherently non-slip and also feel more comfortable in hand compared to plastic handles. The wood is processed smoothly. I wish the top edges of the handles were a bit more rounded, but that's not critical. The wires are firmly fixed and decently thick. It easily overcomes severe rust on a metal table. One of the brushes has a scraper that is handy for wood in…