PRO EDGE by Linzer 2-Piece Chalk and Stencil Paint Brush Set

Used this to apply sealing wax on chalk painted cabinet and it worked perfectly! Bristles are sturdy.

Worked great. I was skeptical because I saw some bad reviews about hairs falling out but I really didn't have issues. Couple here and there but no worse than any other brush. Painted smoothly. They are on the small side so if you're painting something really large you may want to consider a bigger brush.

Easy to load paint. Easy to control. Comfortable. Easy to clean

These worked just as needed and held up well. I love that you have both options. I will buy more when it is time to replace them.

The grandkids are excited about this break next week to create their own table. Old thriftstore piece will be transformed into their own designs. I have used dopples and sponge brushes for stenciling but anxious to try these brushes. Natural bristles that can be used with most paints and stains are perfect. Will post completed project when finished.

These brushes do the job for stenciling. They hold paint well and tap nicely. The bristles (I think) could be a stiffer but they still work really well. They are nicely packed so that they have enough give to take just enough material. I particularly like the larger one. Its flat top is nice when stenciling. For me the smaller one was just okay. There was a little shedding and I did have to trim them a little to get them into shape before I used them. Otherwise, they are a nice set of brushes.

These brushes were packed very simply in thin plastic and cardboard packaging and were easy to get out. Several bristles went flying as we did but i guess that's to be expected with a more natural brush. We ended up utilizing these brushes in a way that was not intended but it worked great for. Instead of chalk and artistic application, we used these at our HVAC job, for brushing out AC units, boards, etc.

We used this to do a chalk painted dresser. We never really had done a project like this before, but we have seen a few projects that friends have done and thought what the hay, what's the worst we could do. The brush was cheap so no need to worry about clean up.

I should have gotten a higher quality brush for the job I was doing but for the price it was good.

I don’t know if I got a bad batch of these or not but as soon as I started to use them while painting the bristles started falling off in the paint. I tried my hardest to keep them together, but nothing helped at all. I hope that others had a better Experience with these