Waverly Inspirations Paintbrush Sets, Chalk and Wax Combo, 2 Piece

So glad I purchased these when I bought the chalk paint. All the utube videos showed old brushes being used. These are made expressly for chalk paint and wax and worth the investment. They clean up very well and the quality was fine. The wax brush in particular was the best. Make sure you have plenty of hot water to clean it tho.

I'm not a paint expert but I think this is a great little brush and would even consider using it on furniture because it is great for texture. I liked the brush for its thickness and the ability to add texture. So I would definitely recommend this fancy little brush, I would say it's definitely more higher end.

Thus is a high quality brush set. The bristles are uber soft to the touch. The handles are the perfect size for my hand. The paint applies evenly with even color and doesn't take a long time to dry. I love how the brushes have hanging hole in them so I can hang them up for later use. I would definitely recommend this paint brush set.

Love this brush. Wish I would have tried it sooner. It covers really nicely with a nice thick coat. It also works well with a little bit of paint like dry brushing to give things a worn or antique feel. The paint washes out nicely and I had no problems with bristles coming out.

Waverly Inspirations chalk & wax brushes and chalk paints are designed to work together. The brushes feature a brightly painted wooden handle that is comfortable in use. The thick ferrules help hold the dense, tapered natural bristles. The brushes spread the products effortlessly. Some shedding may occur with the natural bristles, washing & leaving to dry before use is recommended. The packaging is very informative; clearly stating how to use each product, how to condition, clean up, paint, wax, preparation required (if any, depending on surface). The chalk paint has great coverage with a matte finish. Dries rather quickly, even on glass. Some brushstrokes are visible, but that's to be expected and gives project some dimension and character. I recently painted my bathroom vanities with Waverly Chalk paint and they turned out great and have held up thus far. I did utilize a sealer due to the location, usage, & humidity levels. The coverage is absolutely amazing with this product, brushstrokes are less noticeable with the wood grain. Highly recommend for arts, crafts, decor, and various other projects that you have in mind.

This pair of paint brushes are decent quality product that are good for any painting project at your house (mainly for home improvement). I would not recommend using this for anything else. Some examples of the uses are painting your wall, your ceiling, or your fence (Quite effective on a smooth surface). They both do what they are expected to do, nothing more, nothing less, so don't go expecting that you got something spectacular. From all of the times that I used them, they seem to last as long as a normal paint brush (which is a decent amount of time). The handle are comfortable to grap and the paint brushes are light in term of weight, so that's nice to have. Another bright spot is that the paint can be washed off easily if not left for too long. Packaging is standard, nothing special. There is no instruction needed for these brush, just open the packaging and use. Overall, I would give these paint brushes a 4/5 as they don't really do anything special to diversify themselves from normal paint brush. For the price, I would expect a bit more in term of uniqueness and quality.

I was really excited to use this brush set. I opened them and got to work immediately on one of my projects. I used the smaller one first to apply the chalk paint I purchased, and as soon as I dipped it into the paint the bristles began shedding, all in the paint and all over the project. Not a good look

I've recently started flipping furniture. I don't know much about chalk paint or chalk paint brushes but I have used a lot of different painting items recently. The first stroke of paint on the wood, bristles started coming out. It was a pain to pick out all the bristles that came off in the paint. I know it's normal to lose bristles sometimes when using natural bristle brushes but this brush was shedding way to much. I really liked the chalky matte finish the chalk paint had.

The paint brush was okay, but the wax brush was terrible. I went to clear wax my project, and the amount of hairs falling out of the brush was ridiculous. I spent more time picking brush hairs off my cabinet than I did waxing it.

at first stroke.....hairs were coming out....terrible brush....waste of $$