Purdy 144152730 Paint Brush 3 Inches Nylon Synthetic

Product Description

The PURDY 144152730 is a 3-inch standard paint brush designed for professional and trade painting applications. It features nylon synthetic bristles that hold and release paint evenly across a variety of coatings. The fluted wood handle measures 7.25 inches in length, providing a balanced grip during extended use. This brush suits latex and water-based paints where nylon bristle performance is preferred. Painters, finishing contractors, and skilled tradespeople working on interior or exterior surfaces will find this brush suitable for trim, detail work, and general surface coverage. The white bristle coloring aids in coat uniformity inspection during application.

This brush is suited for residential and commercial painting work. It performs well on trim, doors, window frames, and cabinetry where a 3-inch width provides adequate coverage without sacrificing control. The nylon bristle construction holds up in water-based latex formulations and maintains bristle shape through repeated use. It is sold individually and packaged as a single unit.

Key Features

• 3-inch brush width for trim and detail painting applications
• Nylon synthetic bristles suited for water-based and latex coatings
• Fluted wood handle at 7.25 inches for balanced grip and control
• White bristle color allows easy inspection of paint loading and coverage
• Standard brush type compatible with common trade painting workflows
• Sold as a single unit with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or supplemental brush for trade professionals using water-based and latex paint systems where a 3-inch nylon bristle brush is specified.

Installation Notes

This brush is intended for use by painters and finishing contractors. Prior to use, remove any loose bristles by flicking the brush firmly. Clean thoroughly with water after use with latex or water-based coatings to maintain bristle integrity. Do not use nylon bristles with oil-based alkyd coatings, as prolonged exposure can soften the bristle filaments.