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The DuPont Nylon bristle they use is very expensive in comparison to standard nylon or PP and has to be purchased in some quantity by the manufacturer. Also bristle per pod count is very high. 'Sparse' is not a word that could be applied to these brushes. Glide and feel of it on glass is superb. I have used an original Tucker brush and although a touch heavy have not yet found bristle to match. Richard's Tecbuk Red would come closest.They're expensive though
Im using the red Tecbuk , i find it to be very agressive , even with the soft hairs . Got it for free pre-used from a buddy . Defo gonna buy one again . /emoticons/biggrin.pngThe DuPont Nylon bristle they use is very expensive in comparison to standard nylon or PP and has to be purchased in some quantity by the manufacturer. Also bristle per pod count is very high. 'Sparse' is not a word that could be applied to these brushes. Glide and feel of it on glass is superb. I have used an original Tucker brush and although a touch heavy have not yet found bristle to match. Richard's Tecbuk Red would come closest.
been looking at this brush Lately , now it's quite a while back this thread,so how is that brush in your opinion?i'm trying this bad boy out this weekView attachment 11650
You may get a little bored with it after 3 or 4 years... They last a very very long time...Never seen these brushes before?
Im due a new brush, how do they compare to gardiners etc
Not bad ! I wonder, do they spread out with minimal pressure? That one of the things I really like about the tecbuk brush .. Nice to get to those corners easily.You may get a little bored with it after 3 or 4 years... /emoticons/smile.png They last a very very long time...