Jen Manufacturing Inc Poly Brush Review

These foam brushes are much better than those with plastic handles. The foam is dense, the wooden handles are smooth to the touch. The seller of my order was Maxwarehouse and I received the order within 5 days with free shipping. The brush packaging is great. 1 rectangular box with individual brushes lined with paper and stacked between rows. Much better than in a plastic bag. I will order more from this seller.

Again, we are talking about negligent use. No, they're not a replacement for premium brushes, but when it comes to splattering paint, clearing a path, or just hitting a bald spot, you can't beat them. Best of all, they're cheap and can end up in the trash. Wait a second how many times have I washed them for reuse, oops. I have red faces! call me cheap I would put this little one on my shopping list anytime.

I just finished a project of repainting wicker furniture. I used both primer and cured exterior paint. These brushes go and go, don't fall apart, don't lose their shape. I take a large ziplock bag and seal the Jen Foam Brush inside the bag. I was able to repaint and repaint in multiple layers with the same brush. It might be hard to believe, but there really is a difference with these brushes. I bought 48 of these six months ago and just placed my second order.

Years ago I discovered Jens sponge brush. The foam is long lasting, rarely breaks (other brands failed very quickly) which means they are great for applying the finish to my woodworking projects. I recently finished one with an oil based polymer as the top coat; Foam brushes ensure an even application and make the process more precise. Between coats I put one in a sandwich plastic bag to keep it from drying out and the brushes to last longer. I will also use them to apply gel paint to the wood…

So a foam brush. This is not a real brush. I understand. But I build beer pong tables and paint with foam brushes. I throw them away after each use for convenience. I bought foam brushes that can be found at Home Depot and Lowes. These foam brushes easily break in half. This is because there is a plastic element inside the foam brush (between the two sides of the foam) that only rises halfway (from the wooden handle to the tip of the foam brush), so the brush has no stiffness/backbone. Brush…

I have been commissioned to remove the honey oak tree from our house for a long time! I used MANY foam brushes during this process, these are the only ones I give feedback on because they are amazing compared to 99% of the options! I have used them with paint, gel paint and resin coatings.1. These are very durable brushes - it's not just a wooden frame with a molded piece of styrofoam on top. These guys (if you've used them, you know.) don't hold their shape and after a few uses will just sag…

There were reviewers who commented that they only received one brush to begin with and although Revain shipped the rest after the bug was reported, the reviewers were understandably upset about the bug. I received all 48 of my brushes, but on top of that the box I received was sealed with a big yellow sticker that said 'This is a set. Don't break it." I guess this is Revain's way of making sure workers who box items don't make that mistake again. As for the brushes themselves, they're great! I…