Uni-Pro Smooth Coat Synthetic Brush 63mm

The Uni-Pro Smooth Coat 63mm brush is the wider size in the Smooth Coat range, built for water based paints and aqua enamels. Solid, round tapered filament gives superior paint pickup, release and a silky smooth finish, and the brushed stainless steel ferrule and trade quality rubber wood handle make it a comfortable brush for full days of cutting in.

Key Features

• Solid, round tapered filament for a silky smooth finish
• Superior paint pickup and release
• Ideal for water based paints including aqua enamels
• Brushed stainless steel ferrule
• Trade quality rubber wood handle
• Reusable cardboard storage sleeve

Specifications

• Brush width: 63mm
• Filament: synthetic, round tapered
• Ferrule: brushed stainless steel
• Handle: rubber wood
• SKU: 9314885700636
• Brand: Uni-Pro

Applications

• Cutting in walls, ceilings and architraves
• Painting doors, panels and wide trims
• Aqua enamel and water based paint work
• Finishing coats where a smooth result matters

What You Need To Complete The Job

Use the brush with a roller from the roller cover range for the large areas. For narrower edges, the 50mm Smooth Coat brush gives you the finer control. More brushes are in the Painting Accessories range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size work suits a 63mm brush?

The 63mm width is a good trade size for cutting in walls, painting architraves and covering wide trims and panels. It sits between the 50mm brush for fine work and the 75mm general purpose brush for broad surfaces.

How do I get the smoothest finish with it?

Load the brush by dipping about a third of the filament, tap off the excess, and lay the paint on with long, even strokes. Finish each section with a light pass in one direction so the round tapered filament leaves a flat, streak free surface.

Can this brush be used for oil based paint?

It is made for water based paints and aqua enamels, and synthetic filament also handles solvent based paints. Clean it with the correct thinner for the paint type and it will hold its shape for many jobs.

What size work suits a 63mm brush?

The 63mm width is a good trade size for cutting in walls, painting architraves and covering wide trims and panels. It sits between the 50mm brush for fine work and the 75mm general purpose brush.

How do I get the smoothest finish?

Load the brush by dipping about a third of the filament, tap off the excess, and lay the paint on with long, even strokes. Finish each section with a light pass in one direction so the round tapered filament leaves a flat, streak free surface.