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Wednesday, September 20 2017
Staalmeester Brushes
This week I have put quite a few new products to the test. First up were these Staalmeester brushes from Fusion Mineral Paint. Owning a paint store means that we come across new types of brushes constantly. I always like to give them a go myself first because I honestly wouldn't stock something I don't believe to be a good product. I was a little skeptical at how these would stack up but to be honest I am quietly impressed!
Staalmeester have been making brushes for 70 years! That is a lot of brushes and a lot of time to perfect a product. The brushes have a staalmeester synthetic bristle blend. I used the round 2010-22 brush. I found it comfortable to hold. It is an unusual shape but once you start to paint it is very easy to work with. It does hold a lot of paint if you're not careful. Be mindful to not overload your brush.
Another great test of a brush is to see how it washes up. I used this brush with chalk paint and Fusion Mineral Paint, both times it came up like new. The bristles held their shape & the brush in general looks clean and there is no leftover paint residues. It has come out soft and clean. On a side note i always use a brush soap to clean my brushes. I find this keeps them in brilliant condition.
Positives: Easy to use, glides paint on to the surface nicely, bristles are soft, easy to handle, bristles are dense & seems to take to all types of paint. I don't find anything particularly negative or missing from this brush. I think it is a great brush and has a lot of potential. I think it would be a brilliant brush to add to your collection & it does come in a number of sizes and shapes such as flat, oval & round. #staalmeester #graftonpaintandcolour Comments:
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