Flat brushes

FLAT BRUSHES: DIFFERENT TYPES OF BRUSHES AND CHARACTERISTICS

The type of paintbrush should be chosen according to the surface you want to paint but also the product to be applied (paint, varnish, ink, etc ...). To obtain an impeccable result and work efficiently, it is better to opt for the best quality, both in terms of materials and in terms of the density of hair of your brush. You can discover numerous types of flat paintbrushes on our online shop.

OUR DIFFERENT MODELS OF FLAT BRUSHES

The flat brush is a strong brush with a high capacity for liquid absorption, popular for working on medium-sized surfaces. At Würth, we offer different versions, including:

flat brushes for laquering: traditional, high quality brushes, laquering flat brushes offer flexibility and longevity. This type of flat brush is ideal for effective, quick painting

flat brushes for varnishing: offering great fluidity in applications, it allows one to obtain the best finish, spreading the varnish evenly on your wood or on the material of your choice

spalter brushes: ideal for the application of acrylic paints, it allows an optimal result without losing paint

lasure flat brushes: well-adapted to intensive use, it guarantees an application without leaving marks

Also discover our ranges of paint rollers, trowels and spatulas.

CHOOSE THE FLAT BRUSH YOU NEED

Aside from retaining its bristles and allowing an optimal application, the ideal professional flat brush is also chosen according to its dimensions and ergonomics. The following criteria can help you find the type of flat brush you need for a perfect application.

The material of the bristles: When made of synthetic fibres, they are flexible and particularly resistant to solvent products. Natural hairs, especially silk hairs, have a better grip and allow to obtain a very good rendering.

The material of the handle: A wooden handle is classic and effective; a flat brush with a plastic or bi-material handle is easy to clean.

The dimensions of the brush: In addition to the brush's width and thickness, also consider the length of the bristles of your flat brush. The shortest hairs will be especially effective on smooth surfaces. For surfaces with a certain relief, a long-haired model is preferred.