Stinger Brush Pro - Professional Exterior Paint Brush with Fill-A-Blend Technology, Angle Brush for Cutting In, Edges, Trim, and Walls (1, 2.5 Inch - Stinger Pro)

there's no fool like an old fool. I bought into the hype. This paint brush is really lousy. It carries no paint. The bristles 'finger' immediately as you begin to paint. I literally could not make it work. I generally feel a homeowner needs a great brush and a pro can use a less than great brush and get better results because of the skill level. THIS brush is absolutely useless.

Garbage . All good brushes have Dupont bristle . This brush has garbage . Half the bristles are stiff the other color is soft which makes cutting difficult. It's the only Brush I ever used, that cant be used to paint professionally . Leaves brush Mark's also .officially the worst brush I have ever used and I own a painting company .

Honest feedback from a painter:-The metal casing isn’t magnetic. This makes it unusable for me since my cut buckets all have magnets to keep the brush from falling into the cut bucket. Please change the metal casing so it can stick to the side of my bucket.-Offer a different type of bristle material. Your bristles don’t absorb the paint so you have to continually dip your brush into the cut bucket and you can’t cut in for as long of a distance as a Purdy brush. Purdy offers multiple types of bristle materials for different types of paints. I recommend you do the same for your brushes.-The price is the same as my trusted Purdy brush. Please make these changes if you want other painters to use your brush.-Clean up was simple. Because the bristles don’t absorb the paint the cleanup was quick. However, a longer cleanup time is worth it if the bristles can absorb and hold more paint on a single stroke.

Have painted professionally for over 40 years. And I really wanted to like this brush but I didn't. Too soft, finicky red bristles made it actually harder for me to cut a good line and wiggle into corners. Maybe a good choice for novices but this is not a professional grade paint brush and also very expensive.

Ive been painting for 6 years commercial, residential and industrial. The brush is hard to manipulate. If you like 90 degree cut lines this is not the brush for you. When you cut in a wall it has no tip on the brush. I used it twice. Its not a good brush. Sorry but it's the cold hard truth

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I am a Professional Painter and was Amazed with clean up! Never had a brush that was that easy to clean. Nice brush, love the fact it doesn't have rivets and is smooth in the Ferel. After a long time painting the other brushes would get annoying in your hand. Not this one. I will try out the frimmer one. The last paint job had some extremely heavy knock down texture, had to switch to a firmer brush. But I am impressed with this brush thus far. Plus it does look Amazing!

Nice product but a bit pricey. Our company would make these our everyday brushes, but to supply our crews with these has proven to not be cost effective. While the covers are more durable than some other brands, we have found that they still break easily resulting in mis-shaped bristles.Also, over time the bristles tend to get very stiff. When used for long periods of time, it is difficult to clean the middle bristles. We found that we are getting about the same life out of these brushes as we do the Sherwin William's Contractor Series brushes.For all day use, we find that the brushes often fall into the paint tray or cut in bucket as the stainless steel shank prevents the use of the magnetic clips that we typically use to keep brushes from falling into the paint. I see no advantage to the use of stainless steel as I have never had a shank from any other brand of brush get rusty. Perhaps to reduce the price, they could offer a different grade of steel shank model as well.

I see some people complaining it doesnt hold enough paint but ive now used it as a trim brush on 3 different jobs. Full house repaints and lots of trim and this is a nice brush. I use a few different kinds including a Proform picasso 2 inch "Bull" and this brush has qualities that run with even that and id say the Proform Picasso series are my usual favorites. Its excellent for sharp corners and crisp lines on the tops of trim and any returns my coworkers forgot to wipe out. Its a little expensive so if it doesnt hold up a long time i might drop my stars in the rating but until then i dig this brush. Also...fun characteristic..noone else had one of these on any job ive ever seen so its unlikely itll walk away with another painter