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855 – Horse Hair Cleaning Brush

A small, inexpensive, high precision general cleaning horse hair brush with natural horse hair bristles and a sturdy tin handle. Soft, durable bristle brush that works well for dusting, cleaning with fluids, and general cleanup. Brushes are tested for bristle resistance for the most rigorous tasks.

Sturdy tin handle
Secured natural horse hair bristles eliminating bristle loss and contamination
Soft bristles
6” handle
3/4” trim length
1/4″ x 3/8″ brush face

Full Product Details

A small, inexpensive, high precision general cleaning horse hair brush with natural horse hair bristles and a sturdy tin handle. Soft, durable bristle brush that works well for dusting, cleaning with fluids, and general cleanup. Brushes are tested for bristle resistance for the most rigorous tasks.

Available Sizes

Catalog Number	Size	Description	Unboxing
855	5 pack	Tin / Horse hair
855-144	144 pack	Tin / Horse hair

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