- 5 stars: 61 (62%)
- 4 stars: 27 (28%)
- 3 stars: 8 (8%)
- 2 stars: 1 (1%)
- 1 star: 1 (1%)
Good quality paint. You can’t go wrong with this product.
Will let you know after I use them.
Nothing special but did the job I would buy them again.
Thanks fir the WFD recommendation. These fitted the sample pots perfectly and made the stain and varnish easy to apply. No streaks!
Used these for the bigger areas where I'd diluted the stain into a jam jar. Easy to use and better quality than I've used before (stiffer). No streaks!
Brushes are a bit flimsy but do the job
I bought the smaller sizes to help with painting intricate details and corners. They’re fine for fiddly details but not for any consistent coverage. Also with gentle washing you could probably get 2-3 uses out of these.
Good little set. Holds paint well. Paints nice and smooth.
Never used them before. Great control especially in tricky spots. Will definitely buy again.
Although a bit crude they work fine
Good way to apply oil. Though the sponge does come loose from it base.
Excellent for small parts and between slats or spindles on furniture. Easy to get a good finishwithout brush strokes. We were able to clean them out and use each one 4 or 5 times with water based paints and varnishes.
Foam brushes are great - but I find myself using loads of the 1' for hard to get at places, I just hardly ever need the 2'. If you haven't tried a foam brush before I would recommend giving them a go.
Brilliant idea would most definitely use them in future
Easy to use held the stain well
What can you say but great value and easy to use
What can you say but great and easy to use
Great to apply Polyvine Varnish without leaving brush marks.
Great for touch up but not you won’t paint a wall with these
I used these to smooth any runs on the banister spindles I was treating with Osmo Polyx Oil, and being flexible they were also useful to apply the oil where the gap was too small for a brush. I even trimmed a handle down to work in a very small gap! I found I could give them one clean in white spirit and use them a second time before they became too worn; but for the price, they are a useful disposable applicator.They did what they were purchased for, and did it well!
Ideal for small or restricted areas e.g. decker no pillars & posts. Will only last one or two uses so multiples may be needed
Prevents you excess drip page & gives nice even coverage to small areas
Works very well. Different size foam brushes. Prompt service. The customer services team does its job admirably well.
Bit flimsy but useful in tight spaces and along edges.
Cheap enough to use once and throw away
These brushes are good value as long as you are planning to apply finish to smooth surface. I used on a greenhouse where the wood was not very smooth and brush bobbles and foam became loose from plastic connection. Basic product, but if using on smooth wood ok.
The foam brushes work well for a while but the solvents in the was oils seem to loosen the glue holding the foam to the handle and they foam slips off making them difficult and messy to hold.
As the header says, good for 'cutting in' around hob and sink.
Does what is designed for applying the stain well
These brushe are very flimsy, I used to apply oil to parquet flooring and the handle snapped off very quickly but still managed to finish the job without it. The finish you get with them is in my opinion very good. You get what you pay for.
Cheap foam pad on a stick - really helps for fiddly cutting in tasks.
I would not have thought about what to apply the colour with. The product gave the wood a good finish
The small one is a diamond for doing awkward areas or thin wood bars, which was the case with my wooden sun lounger. Wish I'd taken before and after finishes to show you all. When I placed my second order with Wood Finshes Direct, I bought 6 of them to keep a small stock. They don't drip either....or leave bristles that would come from a brush, obviously, as these are foam. I hadn't seen such items before. Really glad I bought them. Also, they were great for touching up small areas in the house (chip marks, etc) needing a small bit of touch up rather than the entire area being painted.