ROLLINGDOG Large Paint Brush - 100mm

Immediately after use, clean the brush with the appropriate solvent (like mineral spirits). Work the solvent through the bristles until all paint is removed, then rinse with soapy water and finally clean water. Squeeze out excess moisture, reshape the bristles, and let it air dry.

While it works with all paints, its 100mm width makes it best suited for larger surfaces. For very fine detail work, a smaller brush from the ROLLINGDOG range might be more appropriate.

With proper care and regular cleaning, the durable stainless steel ferrule and high-quality filaments are designed for extended use across many projects.

Yes, its large size and ability to handle various paint types make it very effective for painting exterior surfaces like siding or fences.

The 'Beaver Tail Handle' refers to the ergonomic shape of the handle, designed with a rubber grip and a textured thumb rest for maximum comfort and control during use.

Absolutely. This brush is designed to work effectively with both oil-based and water-based products, including varnishes.

Ensure the brush is fully loaded with paint and use smooth, consistent strokes. Check if the filaments have been properly cleaned and maintained; old dried paint can affect application.

This often occurs from improper cleaning or storage. Reshape the bristles while damp after cleaning and allow to dry. Store the brush with bristles protected or hanging to maintain shape.

Verify that the brush is compatible with the paint type being used. Ensure the brush is clean and the paint is properly thinned if necessary according to the paint manufacturer's instructions.

This can happen with new brushes or if the ferrule is damaged. For new brushes, a light initial shedding is normal. If it persists, inspect the ferrule for damage and ensure proper cleaning techniques are being followed.