🖌️ Upgrade your paint game with precision and style!
The ROLLINGDOG 5.5" Deck Stain Limewash Brush combines a wide synthetic bristle head with a laser-engraved beech wood handle and rust-resistant stainless steel ferrule, delivering smooth, efficient coverage for walls, decks, fences, and floors. Designed for durability and comfort, it cleans easily and works with all paint types, making it the go-to tool for professional-grade results.
| Color | Yellow |
| Material | Beech Wood |
| Size | 5.5 Inch |
| Brand | ROLLINGDOG |
| Paint Type | Acrylic Decorative Encaustic Oil Tempera Specialty |
| Handle Type | regular |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Bristle Type | Hog bristle |
| Manufacturer | ROLLINGDOG Tools |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 9.88 x 5.63 x 1.81 inches |
| Style | Stain |
| Pattern | Stain |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Handle Material | Wood |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
R**S
Cost-effective and great for limewashing!
These brushes performed exceptionally well! We used them to limewash the brick exterior of our house, and they exceeded our expectations. We didn't experience any issues such as breakage or bristles falling out. Additionally, we were able to clean them thoroughly and plan to reuse them for future projects.
A**B
Brush is very well made.
Best stain brush I have used so far. No loss of bristles whatsoever and is holding up well. I will actually clean and use again. Past brushes (by others) have been tossed due to falling apart. Definately recommend and would buy again.
M**L
Limewash
I used this brush for limewash painting. Worked great
A**S
Best brushes
Well made and they work great
K**L
Great for lime washing
Lime washed my whole house with these. Great.
A**R
Works great
Works great, used for staining outdoor rocks on house.
8**S
don't be left holding...the handle...
I was on the fence about this brush before the handle came off while cleaning it. Now it's in 2-star territory.It's not a threaded hole, just rings, apparently intended to allow glue to hold the plastic handle-bushing within the wood hole. And that worked OK until I left the brush to soak for a while, which apparently ovaled out the hole, and...left me holding the handle after I'd tried to spin it dry.Too late to return.Bristles are inserted into four rows with large gaps between them, so when you dip paint out of your bucket, you may find it suddenly and unexpectedly draining out on your work. I could manage that, but not the loss of the handle, of course.Perhaps I'll try to repair with epoxy after it's dry, but of course I shouldn't have to take such detours as this when I've got work to do.
G**1
Worked well
Worked good for our limewash paint, a few loose brush strands here and there but not too much of a concern, painted with the ‘cloud’ method and turned out great
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