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1. 
   Dinosaur | Jul 07, 2004 06:12am | #1

   Never tried S-W, so I can't speak about them. I've recently changed to Nour, which are unbelievably good. Soft, perfectly balanced, hold an incredible amount of product without dripping, and clean up like a charm. I can cut in window sashes with one of their 4" brushes without hardly slowing down, and not need a razor blade afterwards. Without a doubt the best brushes I've ever used in my life....

   Don't know where you are so I don't know if Nour is available in your area. Check http://www.nour.com/ and click on their logo. They're in Waterloo, Ontario.

   Dinosaur

   'Y-a-tu de la justice dans ce maudit monde?

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   bill_1010 | Jul 07, 2004 02:39pm | #2

   I like the S-W brushes better then purdy.  Ive just noticed quality problems with purdy lately.

   Sher-Tip brushes and Wooster brushes are my choice. They just perform better in my hands then a purdy does.

3. 
   wrick2003 | Jul 07, 2004 03:08pm | #3

       I have  S/W brush in my painting tool kit that is about two years old. If you clean them right, they'll last.

        r