Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
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Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch
Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch

Lime Paint Brush, 5 inch

Price
$35.90

Limewash block brush, most closely resembles the brushes that have been used in Europe for centuries. 

Our most popular brush, ideal for most interior jobs.

Size: 5" width x 1" thickness 

  • Specially designed for application of mineral and lime-based paints on walls, bricks, and other masonry surfaces.
  • Limewash Paint is thinner and more laden with pigment than synthetic paints. The brushes used for these materials are specifically designed for their application: they hold a substantial amount of paint and distribute it liberally.
  • Highest quality pure white bristle, superior paint release and cleanup.
  • Comes with a detachable wood handle, and bucket clip for ease in use at the job site.
  • Recommended for use with Color Atelier Lime Paint, and Sealers.
  • Fast and easy application on interior/exterior surfaces.
  • Wood handle is FSC certified, comes from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits.
  • Size: 5" x 1"

 
Shipping Information

Orders typically ship within 2 business days. Shipping charges vary depending on your zip code and weight of your orders and will be calculated at checkout.

HOW TO CLEAN

BRUSHES: These brushes should be washed after each use with warm water and mild soap; they are high quality brushes and last a very long time. Some darker colors may stain the bristles but as long as the water runs clear through the brush, that means the brush is clean and is ready to be used with new colors. To store, lay the brush flat or hang it with the bristles pointing down. 

TROWELS: Clean off the plaster from the blades as soon as you can. The longer you let it sit the harder it is to get it off. These highest quality trowels will last you through many jobs when they are kept clean and maintained. Use water, and mild soap for cleansing, finally drying with a cotton/microfiber cloth. Always keep the blade protectors on, when the trowel is not in use, in order to avoid any scratches on the blades.

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