Paint Brushes

Brushes for paint, varnish and stain

Buy paint brushes for paint, varnish or stain to paint with? At CROP you can buy the best paint brushes in various sizes and from different brands. Which paint brush you need depends on the painting job. Besides individual brushes round or flat, you can also come to us to order a brush set and disposable brushes. Order your paint brush before 10 p.m. and receive it the next day!

Paint brush brands

At Nonpaints.com you can order different brands of paint brushes. Of each brand there are several brushes and brushes. Besides choosing from different qualities, you can also choose from a round brush, flat brush, thick brush or a thin brush. Choose from the brands below:

• Anza brushes
• Copenhagen Brushes
• HPX brushes

Anza brushes

Anza paint brushes have been voted the best paint brushes for painting and varnishing. The Anza paint brush is professionally used by the painter and craftsman to paint streak-free paint and varnish. The Anza paint brushes can be used with terpetine paint and water-based paint. At CROP you can buy all Anza paint brushes in all sizes. From a round paintbrush to a flat brush, block paintbrush and brush.

Round paint brush

Round paint brushes are used to paint smaller surfaces in a very precise and controlled manner. A paint brush that is round has lint-free bristles that are held together by a cord so they stay nice and straight. This allows you to apply paint more easily with a round brush.

Flat paint brush

Flat paint brush is used to paint large areas in a relatively short time. A flat paint brush is wide so that it covers a large area. Because of this, flat paint brushes are used to paint doors or garden furniture.

Cleaning paintbrushes? Wash your brushes yourself with this step-by-step plan

Want to clean your brushes after painting, varnishing or painting? With this step-by-step plan you can wash your brushes yourself so they are completely clean and ready for the next paint job!

1. Pour a small amount of white spirit into a mixing cup or jar.
2. Put your paintbrush in it and make sure the dirty bristles are in the turpentine.
3. Let it soak thoroughly for several minutes.
4. Press the brush against the sides and bottom so that the paint or varnish loosens from the bristles.
5. After this, soak the paint brush in the turpentine for another two hours.
6. Rinse with warm water and dry the brush with a clean, dry cloth.