Wooster Gold Edge Angle Sash Paint Brush, 2 Inch
The Wooster Gold Edge Angle Sash Paint Brush, 2 Inch has firm chemically tipped polyester filaments for controlled cutting in and smoothing. Its 2-inch angled head suits painted edges and trim, while the firm fill supports thicker paints.
Why DIYers choose it
- Firm filaments help control the brush when cutting in along an edge.
- The 2-inch angled head suits trim and other work that needs a defined painted boundary.
- Chemically tipped polyester helps smooth the paint as you spread it.
- The firm formulation suits thicker paints; the series is made for use with all paints.
Best for
Edges, doors and trim where an angled brush and firm filaments suit the coating. Choose the width for the area you need to reach; follow the paint label for surface preparation and applicator recommendations.
Specs
| Brush width | 2 Inch |
|---|---|
| Head shape | Angle Sash |
| Filaments | Firm, 100% chemically tipped polyester |
| Handle | Hardwood |
| Ferrule | Rust-resistant steel |
| Manufacturer part # | 5231-2 |
How to apply
- Prepare the surface and confirm the recommended applicator using the coating label. Choose a brush width and head shape that fit the work.
- Dip about one-third to one-half of the filaments into the paint. Keep paint below the metal ferrule.
- Tap off excess paint, then use smooth strokes. Maintain a wet edge as you work, following the coating's open-time guidance.
- Clean promptly. For water-based paint on these synthetic filaments, use warm water, comb paint from the filaments and rinse.
- For oil-based paint, first use the cleaner specified by the coating label. Then follow the synthetic-brush warm-water cleaning steps.
- Let the brush dry completely before returning it to its keeper for storage.
See Wooster's loading guide and brush-cleaning guide for the full instructions.
Good to know
Choose the angled head for edge work; a flat brush has a different head for straight strokes across broader sections. Width describes the head from side to side; thickness is a separate dimension. The paint or finish determines coverage, coat count, drying conditions and cleanup precautions. Follow its label rather than treating a brush size as a coverage rate or a drying-time recommendation.
Questions shoppers ask
How do I choose the width?
Match it to the section you need to reach. A wider brush carries more paint, while a narrower head can fit smaller areas. Check the head shape as well as the width.
Can I use it with water-based or oil-based paint?
Match the brush to the coating's applicator guidance. Suitable uses include both types; clean according to the coating label and Wooster's instructions.
How should I store it after cleaning?
Allow it to dry completely before putting it back in the keeper. Prompt coating-specific cleaning and thorough drying are separate steps.