Review Wooster Painter's Comb

Wooster Painters call as soon as I saw this I liked it instantly without even having to use it I typically buy barbecue brushes In or just those cheap two-dollar wire brushes do clean my My brushes out with with water to get the dry paint off of them been doing that for years But check this out. I have a comb that actually has a comb now that you can comb your bristles out get them straight once your brush is clean I really like that. It's two and one. It's got brass bristles on one side And these are a lot nicer smoother bristles in your typical barbecue brush and they're tighter together so that Inside the holes a lot tighter. So they're going to be able to clean your brush a lot better Once again, it's Wooster quality Wooster makes really good products I'm from most part most of the brushes are on their their professional brushes You're hiding and they also make inexpensive brushes too, but this is a quality tool It's probably going to last you I would assume probably three times longer than a barbecue brush I don't know what it costs because this was one of those things at a show I saw it and I thought oh my gosh, I really like that and the guy said I can have it So I took it and I'll be giving it away to someone here leave a comment in the comment section below Why you want it and I'll send it to you if the reason's good enough So it's just it's called the Wooster painters comb I've never seen one in a paint store before I'm not sure if it's something new if it's been around if you can easily find it or not but I would actually have one of these in every single one of my painting vehicles and this is you know this part of the the comb right here I'll tell you this is not going to clean your bristles at all It's going to do anything when it comes to getting the paint out, but here's where it comes in use Some guys will take water, force water up into the bristles to get the paint out of the brush And it actually is a method that works pretty quick But sometimes the bristles get jammed up inside there and kinked and stuff This is how you could comb them, get your bristles out again Or if they were jammed into a bucket and some of them kinked or bent You can comb them out and get them straight once again. There is a stray bristle right there not acting properly. Now he's going he's been eliminated So there you go. This is um, it's a brass So the typical ones that I use of barbecue brushes, they're not brass or just steel But there it is. This is the…