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Sherwin-Williams® Deck & Siding White China/Polyester #4 Block Brush
Sherwin-Williams Deck & Siding #4 Block brushes were designed to stain wooden decks and porches. Remove the handle and replace it with an extension pole and your project can be completed in half the time. No more back breaking work. This naturally absorbant brush combiines both White China bristle and polyester to create the most durable deck brush available.
Average Customer Rating:
2 of 2(100%)reviewers would recommend this item to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Sherwin-Williams® Deck & Siding White China/Polyester #4 Block Brush
Review 1 for Sherwin-Williams® Deck & Siding White China/Polyester #4 Block Brush
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RIGHT tool for the job!
May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013
by Chuck
"I knew an auto mechanic once who all he had in his toolbox was a screw driver and hammer. That is all the tools he had and had fixed cars his entire career. What that has to do with paint brushes - well you could use one brush to do everything, but you might consider the end results before you begin. This "mop" as I call it works well with an airless (low-pressure). After meeting the expected prep requirements I spray on the stain and while it is still wet use this brush to massage or work the stain into the wood. The brush size woods well on siding and decking, not so much for trim."
Review 2 for Sherwin-Williams® Deck & Siding White China/Polyester #4 Block Brush
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Do NOT use with Deckscapes Stain&Sealer Remover
May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012
by Hammbone
"I purchased this brush to use on my deck renovation project. I used Deckscapes Stain&Sealer remover, followed by Deckscapes Revive. I used THIS brush to apply the Stain & Sealer Remover. I strongly advise against this. The NaOH (sodium hydroxide, aka - lye) in the Stain & Sealer Remover ate the bristles out of the brush. I can not comment on it's performance with the stain as it was destroyed. This is a bit frustrating since the brush is labeled "Deckscapes" - I 'assumed' it would work with all "Deckscapes" products. Obviously I was wrong."