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Extra Oregon Professional Paint Brush, Black China, Wood Handle, 2" Width100 % black china bristle ideal for professional painters Processed to clean and straighten each individual hair The perfect brush for oil based paints Tipped and flagged to give greater lift and hold and greater control Specifications Brush Width 2" Handle Material Wood Filament Material Black China Brush Thickness 9 16" Length Out 2 5 8" Brush Shape Angle Sash Thickness 9 16" Bristle Length" 2. 625
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