Wooster Brush 1147-2 Chip Paint Brush 2in Natural Hog

Product Description

The WOOSTER BRUSH 1147-2 is a 2-inch chip brush with natural hog bristles and a plastic beavertail handle measuring 4.875 inches in length. Chip brushes in this style are used for applying adhesives, solvents, resins, paints, and coatings in light-duty trade and maintenance applications. The natural hog bristle construction holds and releases liquid coatings effectively for brush-on work. At approximately 0.09 pounds, it is a lightweight, single-use or short-service tool suited for contractors, maintenance technicians, and facilities crews who need a disposable applicator on the job.

This brush fits common trade scenarios including surface prep work, applying pipe dope or flux in plumbing, spreading contact cement, coating small components, or touch-up painting in HVAC and mechanical rooms. The 2-inch width is a standard size for tight spaces and detail work. The beavertail plastic handle provides a secure grip during short-duration application tasks. Individual packaging makes it practical for toolbox stocking or single-job use.

Key Features

• 2-inch brush width for detail and tight-space coating work
• Natural hog bristles for effective liquid retention and release
• Chip brush style suited for adhesives, solvents, resins, and paint
• Beavertail plastic handle at 4.875 inches for a comfortable grip
• Lightweight at approximately 0.09 pounds for easy single-hand use
• Individually packaged for toolbox stocking or single-use disposal

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chip brush for trade and maintenance applications where a disposable or short-service natural-bristle applicator is required.

Installation Notes

No power shutdown is required for brush use, but always confirm the coating or solvent being applied is compatible with natural hog bristle before use, as some aggressive solvents can degrade natural bristles. Use in well-ventilated areas when applying solvent-based materials per applicable safety data sheet requirements. Dispose of used brushes in accordance with local regulations when contaminated with hazardous coatings or chemicals.