Axus Decor Angled Fitch Paint Brush (Grey Series) - 19mm - For All Paints, Filaments, For Detailed Work & Touching Up, Comfortable Handle, Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel, Grey

There’s no other brush I prefer than the 25mm Fitch Brush for cutting in! These brushes have been a must when painting sash windows, skirtings and cutting in walls. They are very durable and wash incredibly well, even with satin paints so have lasted me several decorating jobs. I’ve not had to throw one away, unless I forgot to clean it!

Good brush. Very pleased.

Great for detailed work. And like all axis blue, fab value for money. If I could onlynuse one range axis blue would probably do it. I like Wooster, but it's expensive and not so much better. My only problem is that the bristles lose their shape if I use the brush for any time. Start to stick out at angles. I'm sure it's down to it being a small brush, so maybe I shouldn't complain. This has replaced sash brush for fine detail work. Nice clean lines and fine detail.

Great for edges and good value

Noticed the bristles fall out very easily but otherwise cheap and does the job fine. Good size easy to reach difficult areas when painting. Easy to clean

This Axus Decor Angled Fitch Paint Brush (Grey S) did exactly what I bought it for. It was effective and got the job done without any hassle.

I purchased this brush for a couple of reasons. Primarily for a tight 'gap' between the top of our stairs panelling and the passage ceiling. Why when our house was built in 1910 could they not have just increased the width of the ceiling by about 3 inches or made the stairway wider as this gap would not exist? I also noted that a few years ago when we had a professional decorator in that this gap was left unpainted and to my eye these few inches looked 'unfinished' and bugged me :) I tried my smallest brush being a Purdy Elite 1" and slid inside a plastic pipe to give another couple of feet length to the handle. This worked to a degree but felt clumsy and was not accurate/tidy enough for me. So I bought this Axus Filch brush and was sceptical when received. The bristles felt stiff and the handle is long. I used the brush and it's superb. Money well spent. Another , less important reason for its purchase was to quickly touch in tiny areas and again it's great with lovely even coverage and ideal for a novice :)

I am not a DIY guy. And the core area I lack skill and patience is the detail. So, creating nice straight lines when painting is up there as a "needs improvement" for me. Masking up takes an age and normal brushes can guarantee marks on the wall I don't want to paint. This item, whilst not being magic, def helps. It still takes time and patience but it is way better than masking up along all the edges and allows you to free hand, with relative accuracy, any edges you need to do. I recently used it to do a wall that had been plastered. I used it along the edge for the ceiling, the skirting and the 2 adjoining walls.

Parfait pour les angles, bon faut prendre son temps par contre

Pinceau de finition qui porte bien son nom. Léger et bien préhensible, il permet de faire les finitions avec précision et sans bavures. Je recommande.