Purdy Syntox Angular Brush
Designed for use with all stains
Purdy's Syntox Brushes provides a mirror like finish. It is carefully designed for use with all stains and clears. It has been carefully handmade from the highest quality, solid, round and tapered filaments Syntox brushes outlast Ox-Hair filaments and create an ultra smooth finish on any surface.
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Features
- The finest quality finish for wood finishes - varnishes, stains and oils
- Angled brush - specially designed for effortless gliding
- Lasts at least 5 times longer than any natural bristle brush
- Perfect for fast cutting in
Technical Information
| Product Materials | Nylon/Chinex |
|---|---|
| Style | Angular Trim |
| Handle Type | Rattail |
| Ferrule Type | Square Edge, Stainless Steel |
Preparation
It is essential to pick the correct brush for the type of paint and substrate you are painting. We recommend the following:
- White natural bristle paint brush, made from animal hair for oil-based paints when painting on smooth surfaces. The bristle is soft and subtle.
- Black natural bristle paint brush, made from animal hair for oil-based paints when painting on textured surfaces. The bristle is stiffer and harder wearing.
- Nylon filament paint brush, for water based paint such at Emulsion, Latex or Vinyl. These are designed for consistent performance.
- Nylon/Polyester Blend paint brush, for water based and oil based paint. This allows the paint to flow a more even and smooth transfer of paint onto the surface.
Before use, flick the bristles back and forth to remove dust. Moisten it in water if you are about to use a water-based paint, or turps if you are about to use an oil-based paint.
Application
To get the best results when painting your walls, window frames, skirting boards, doors and other surfaces, it is essential to be careful.
To achieve a great finish, always brush in sections and paint up to a natural break before stopping.
Never try to brush over an area that is semi-dry, as the brush will leave marks in the surface and if you see a run in the wet paint, paint over it with light even strokes.
Make sure you remove excess liquid before painting.
Fill the brush by dipping in up to half the length of the bristles.
Don’t wipe the brush against the lip of the can but tap it against the side of the can to remove excess paint.
Start at the top and work down, painting with light even strokes, working back into the wet edge.If you are painting a large area by brush, apply paint to an area about 50cm x 50cm, then brush the paint in horizontal strokes to even the paint out and finish off with light vertical strokes all in the same direction.
If you are using a brush and roller, paint the edges of the area first using a brush.
Aftercare
When using water based paints and the brush is to be left overnight, or over the weekend, you can simply wrap tightly in a plastic bag. This will prevent the paint from drying out and allowing you to simply pick up where you left off.
Oil based paints can dry out fairly quickly even when not exposed to air but can be left overnight. Do not leave it any longer than that.
We don’t recommend leaving the brush inside the tin of unused paint. Not only can it get very messy but you will be doing serious long-term damage to the brush.