Liquitex - Free-Style Large Scale Brushes
Free-Style Large Scale Brushes
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Product Information
- Blended synthetic bristles withstand outdoor conditions
- Varying stiffness handles different paint viscosities
- Seasoned hardwood handles with non-slip finish
- Brushed stainless steel ferrules resist rust
- Screwed and glued ferrules ensure durability
- Handle holes enable convenient hanging storage
- Universal brushes feature 7-1/2" handles
- Available in angle or flat cuts
- Giant brush unscrews for broom handle attachment
- Paddle brushes provide wide, firm grip
- Splatter brushes create varied texture effects
Transform walls and canvases with brushes built for murals and scale
Mural work demands brushes built differently than studio tools. Liquitex engineers these with sealed hardwood handles that withstand weather exposure and blended synthetic bristles tough enough for concrete, brick, and exterior surfaces. Varying stiffness levels move everything from fluid acrylics to heavy-body paints, while brushed stainless steel ferrules, both screwed and glued, stay secure through the physical demands of large-scale application.
Handle design addresses practical mural challenges directly. Integrated holes enable hanging storage when working at height. The Giant brush unscrews to accept standard broom handles for reach without scaffolding; metal hooks attach to paint bucket edges when you're up a ladder. Paddle brushes provide wide grips for controlled pressure across broad strokes.
Universal brushes handle general coverage in both angled and straight configurations. Broad Flat/Varnish options come in short (7.5") or long (12") handle lengths depending on your working distance from the surface. Splatter brushes feature dense 4.5" synthetic fibers specifically designed for textural effects. Most styles include reusable protective covers with hook-and-loop closures, essential when transporting brushes between sites or storing them between mural sessions.
