Uni-Pro 4 Brush Set

The Uni-Pro 4 brush set gives you four synthetic filament brushes in the sizes a painter reaches for most: 25mm, 38mm, 50mm and 75mm. Each brush has a timber handle and synthetic filament that works with water based and solvent based paints. It is a complete kit for cutting in around trims, painting walls, and handling the detail work on a job, all in one box.

Key Features

• 4 brush set: 25mm, 38mm, 50mm and 75mm
• Synthetic filament for water based and solvent based paints
• Timber handles for a comfortable grip
• A full range of sizes for trim, wall and detail work
• Good value for a starter kit or a spare set

Specifications

• Brush widths: 25mm, 38mm, 50mm, 75mm
• Filament: synthetic
• Handle: timber
• Pack: 4 brushes
• SKU: 9314885005878
• Brand: Uni-Pro

Applications

• Cutting in around windows, doors and skirting
• Painting trim, architraves and cornices
• Walls and ceilings in small rooms
• Touch ups and detail work after rolling

What You Need To Complete The Job

Pair the brushes with a roller cover for the large areas and use the 25mm brush for the sharp edges. A paint mixer keeps the paint ready. The full range is in the Painting Accessories category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the four sizes used for?

The 25mm cuts in around narrow trims and sash windows, the 38mm suits architraves and small edges, the 50mm is the all round trim brush, and the 75mm covers wider skirting and panels. Together they cover most brush work on a house paint job.

Are these brushes good for water based paint?

Yes. Synthetic filament brushes are made for water based paints like acrylic and aqua enamel, and they also handle solvent based paints. Clean them with the right thinner for the paint type and they last through many jobs.

Is a timber handle better than plastic?

A timber handle gives a natural grip and a well balanced feel in the hand, which matters on long cutting in sessions. It is the standard choice for a trade quality brush.

What are the four brush sizes for?

The 25mm cuts in around narrow trims and sash windows, the 38mm suits architraves and small edges, the 50mm is the all round trim brush, and the 75mm covers wider skirting and panels. Together they handle most brush work on a house paint job.

How do I look after the brushes?

Clean them with the correct thinner for the paint you used, reshape the filament while they are wet and let them dry hanging bristle down. Kept clean, a synthetic filament brush lasts through many jobs.