Analyze Richard's Goose Neck Brush

construction so we go to the next one um biggest one would be the goose neck so the goose neck is there's a couple things about the goose neck and the first thing there you go John's just showed you it bends and it stays bent like that it's really stiff so you can bend it at whatever angle you want to reach whatever you want to reach and then the next amazing thing about it if you look really closely it screws on to an extension pole and what do we use these things for we love using these obviously you can use them for hard to- reach spaces if you've got like a ceiling fan up in the middle of a massive ceiling and no no easy way to get to the cuttings around it you could hook one of these bad boys up to an extension pole you can get it at just the right angle how you like it and work your cuttings around we also like them for doing High touch-up especially on like an exterior where maybe there was a stray drip that somebody missed uh you've got stuff kind of packed up or you don't want to set a ladder up right there you can throw it on a large extension pull dip this in touch it up real quick it comes off and it's the the nice part about it screwing on directly is you don't have that same issue with a lot of other attachment things that attach the brushes to the poles where it's kind of loose and it gives you get nice tight grip on it and you're going to have an easier time cutting the line if you need this thing screws on very simply and easily no tools a lot of the other ones have Wing nuts and and stuff that you got to sit there and tighten the wing nuts adjust the brush on it this is simple this is I considered a fourstar tool to be a five-star tool all they would have to do is just increase the quality of the BR bristles and the feral and it would be a five-star tool but this is an amazing tool that every painter needs but even with the bristles how they are it's not the kind of Rush you're going to do all of your painting with but definitely the kind of brush every painter should have in their toolbx there you go so that is the Richard's Goose Knack so no Goose has dyed the making of that brush now we've got the cover grip and this is a special