Deck Brush for Applying Stain, 5-inch Paint Brush, Medium Size for Quick Decking, Fence, Walls and Furniture Paint Application, Handle Threaded for Extension Use, Multicolor

My husband used this brush to apply stain to an older deck that was anything but a smooth finish. He was able to apply liberal amounts of stain to the deck without dripping all over the place. It held up fine for the entire deck, rails and the rest. It’s strong enough to press into corners and smooth enough for the surface application. A definite yes to purchase again.

This deck brush is extremely dense and very nice in quality. The bristles stay in tact too. I ordered this for a painting project and am very pleased with the weight, density, and quality of this brush. The price is reasonable too.

Great quality! Works great and is very easy to clean. I used it on my textured wall while doing lime wash. I used it with a primer and texture and it did an awesome job. Definitely worth it!

Like the 5” paint brush that I can attach to my extender. It makes it much easier for me to stain our deck. I have not used it yet. But, it’s similar to my old one that last through 3 different applications.

Love this brush for painting my furniture like pottery barn

LONG STORY SHORT:I decided to stain my 410 linear foot fence by myself. I used an electric paint sprayer, and back brushed with this brush. Worked perfectly. Nice quality, solid. Held up after multiple days of staining. I cleaned it each time with Paint Thinner, and at one point, accidentally left it in a bucket of thinner for 9 days while I was out of the country. Still worked great after I cleaned it off and used it again. Really glad I bought it!

This brush made staining my 60x13 foot deck so much easier. It held a lot of stain without dripping and the thickness of the brush made it easier to stain in between the wood planks. Several pieces on my deck were very weathered and this brush made it easy to apply stain in the cracks.It was especially nice that the handle was threaded for a pole so I could do a lot of the staining sitting in a chair. I had a telescoping pole.After using the brush to reach down into the gaps in the wood it became frayed but it didn’t hurt the brush as it went back to its original shape. Another good point: not one bristle fell off.I’m looking forward to staining 160 feet of wood fencing using this brush. It was a good investment.

Had a log cabin to stain and bought a couple of these. Leveled the coating well, they held a ton of paint, and could be screwed onto an extension pole for those hard to reach spots