Brushes Assorted Painting Staining Polyurethane Review

Due to the cheap construction, brush handles break like twigs: Only a tiny plastic pin (instead of solid wood) connects the handle to the brush. Disappointing.

It seemed strong and reusable. Although I plan on throwing them out after one use, they have held up so well that I've washed and reused them when using a water-based product. That made them even more valuable!

I didn't notice until I used a set of Bates brushes and then thought they were all the same, ordered another batch from a different source. As a result, the rest ended up in the trash where they belong and I ordered several of these brushes at once. It's a thinner and softer foam, and the pavement surface is noticeably smoother. So now I know.

I always buy foam brushes for art and homework so I finally broke down and bought this range to have on hand. I've used quite a few of these and they're probably even more durable than the brushes I buy at the hardware store. The Podge mod has held up very well and will definitely be buying again when it runs out.

This is what I make my canvas from. I take a foam brush and paint over the photo with Mojo, then use canvas to give it some texture. This variety pack works great as I make tons of canvases of different sizes. The large ones are perfect for my largest canvas. I even wash them afterwards with a little soap and water for repeated use.

Hey! These brushes stayed together throughout my project. The sponge did not fall off the stick or release adhesive. I only buy these types of brushes to throw away after I've finished crafting, but I've actually been able to reuse some of these brushes because they washed clean and held their shape. That's a plus, a plus that makes them great value for money.

Foam brushes are ideal for one-off retouching. The presence of different sizes will help when choosing an image for work. They don't come with paint rollers or hairbrushes, instead replacing them for small workspaces. Mixing is possible when the foam is slightly saturated and applied. Throwing everything away after work is a big plus. I hire professionals to paint entire rooms and houses.

The price is right but the first time I used one (4" wide) to apply an epoxy it broke. The epoxy was thin so the brush wasn't subjected to much stress. But the attachment point of the handle to the foam (wood on the plastic frame) broke. The good news is that I was able to finish the brush work where the handle broke. Not the best way to use a brush. Let's see how go will be used in the future. Addendum 8/24/21 Well every 4 inch brush I used in this set broke. The project was saved each time by