CHIP BRUSHES
$2.56 each, as low as $2.30 at 6 or more
Best for: Broad coverage of stripper, glue, resin and deck-scale oil with a brush you throw away.
Price each, by quantity
- In stock. Orders placed by 2 PM ET on business days ship the same day.
- Free standard US shipping on orders of $49 or more after discounts.
- 30-day returns on unused items.
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What it does
3" chip brush, Utility series. White bristle, wood handle. Moves more area than the 2" and still fits a door panel. A disposable working brush, not a finish brush.
How to use it
- Flow the material on in long single-direction strokes. Do not rework it, especially stripper.
- Dip the tips, wipe one side, and lay. Do not drown the brush.
- Start each stroke into the previous wet lay to avoid dry lap lines.
Specifications
- Brand and model
- Richard 80154
- SKU
- H-80154
- UPC
- 066395801547
Common questions
What is the 3" chip for?
Stripper on doors and panels, big glue-ups, resin wet-out on larger cloth and deck-scale oil.
3" versus 2" or 4"?
The 2" is the general field width. The 3" covers more on big flats. The 4" suits open slab-door and siding faces.
Can it lay a finish coat?
No. It marks and sheds. Use a fitted or foam brush for anything that shows.
How do I dispose of it after stripper?
Treat it as an oily-rag hazard. Dry it flat and apart, or drown it in a sealed metal can.
Need it for a different job?
- 4'' Chip Brush, UTILITY series. White 80155For large open fields
