Paint Brush Set Of 3 - Straight & Angled - Bamboo Handle Lick Pro Tools

Paint Brush Set Of 3 - Straight & Angled - Bamboo Handle Lick Pro Tools

A simple 3 brush set that helps you paint neatly, confidently, and with a bit less plastic in the world.

This is the kind of brush set that makes decorating feel easier. You get the useful sizes without buying a whole drawer full of tools. A 1.5" angled brush for cutting in, a 2" flat brush for everyday painting, and a 3" flat brush for larger sections.

The angled brush is the one I would reach for around ceilings, skirting boards, window frames, shelves, sockets, and awkward edges. It gives you more control, which means cleaner lines and less tidying up after yourself. That is the difference between “I painted this” and “I actually did a decent job here”.

The 2" flat brush is the useful middle one. Good for woodwork, doors, trims, furniture, touch-ups, and smaller wall sections where a roller will not fit. The 3" brush is better when you want to cover more surface, like wider boards, rougher areas, textured areas, or bigger patches.

The handles are made from bamboo, and the ferrules are made using recycled steel. The bristles are designed to hold a good amount of paint and lay it off smoothly, without annoying bristle loss in the finish.

So you still get the bit that matters most: a good finish. You just get it with better materials, less virgin plastic, and tools that feel nicer to use than the battered old brush hiding at the back of the shed.

Set includes:

1x 1.5" angled brush
1x 2" flat brush
1x 3" flat brush

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Price
£20.00

Info: Paint Brush Set Of 3 - Straight & Angled - Bamboo Handle Lick Pro Tools

Other useful tools in this range:

I think good tools make painting feel much easier. You get cleaner edges, smoother coverage, less mess, and that nice feeling that you are doing the job properly. These are the other bits in the range that work well together, depending on what you are painting.

For walls, ceilings, and bigger flat areas, the 9" mid pile roller sleeve is the one I would use first. Pair it with the roller, sleeves and tray set if you want the main setup in one go.

For smaller sections, awkward corners, panelling, furniture, shelves, and narrow bits of wall, the 4" mid pile roller sleeves are really handy. They help you get a roller finish in places where a big roller feels too clumsy.

The 2.5L paint kettle is one of those things that seems simple, but makes the job feel calmer. I use a kettle when I do not want to carry a full tin around. Pour a sensible amount in, cut in, touch up, move around the room, then put any leftover paint back in the tin.

For brushwork, the 3 brush set is a good everyday set. The 5 brush set gives you more options if you are doing a bigger job or want a few sizes to hand.

If you already know what you need, you can pick a single flat brush for general painting, or an angle sash brush for cutting in around edges, frames, ceilings, and skirting boards. The 3 piece flat brush set is also a nice simple option if you want a few useful flat brush sizes together.

The nice bit is that these are proper decorating tools, not just “eco” versions that make the job harder. Bamboo handles, recycled metal, recycled plastic cores, sugarcane pulp trays, and tools that still help you get a finish you can feel proud of.

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