Purdy 144080115 Clearcut Dale Angular Trim Brush, 1-1/2", Each

Your pick...You need to cut in this room, but today you'll be using a car, not a brush for the purposes of this review. And you have three vehicles to choose from. You want to do it driving a Ford Fusion, a Honda Accord, or a Porsche 911 Twin Turbo? Pricing should be considered. I haven't had so much fun with a new brush in many years. Yes, I am a professional. Not the professional painter who is an accountant Monday-Friday. A guy who has a brush in his hand for many of those hours. I'm really, really impressed with these Clearcut Stiff brushes, and as a matter of fact have a Purdy in my hand these days over a Corona, and it's always a Clearcut.. It partners with my hand and puts the paint where it needs to go, and leaves it off where it shouldn't go, and it accomplishes this with what feels like 30-50% less total physical exertion and hand/wrist fatigue over a day than any other brush. It truly does feel like I'm finally driving a car that was designed specifically for me. My energy is translated into paint on the wall so much faster, so much cleaner, and ALL THIS is done WAY faster than my other brush. For the first time ever it feels like the brush is working with me, not me fighting the brush! So in summary....these are good brushes. The best. I would say they are the Porsche of paint brushes. Normal Purdy, maybe the Mercedes Corona, the BMW. Wooster, the Chevy. Proform....the Nissan.

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