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We recommend washing out both Staalmeester® brushes and rollers before use. This way you can be sure that no dirt or stray loose hair ends up in your painting. Because despite our pursuit of 100% lint-free rollers and brushes that do not let go of a single hair, loose material residues from production can always remain on the product.

Your professional premium quality brush comes out best with a good painting technique. How you use your brush ideally varies for each model, job and type of paint. You can find out all about it on the Masterful Tips page.

After painting with water-based paint, clean your brush immediately with soap and water. After using the brush with turpentine-based paint, oil or wax, we recommend cleaning your brush with some turpentine, thinner or an environmentally-friendly cleaner. For detailed information on maintenance, check out our Masterful tips.

Always store your quality brush on its side laid down, preferably in foil or airtight in a brush jar. Never place the brush with the bristles faced down. Due to the weight, the brush will bend and the tips will get damaged, causing them to lose their shape, absorbency and elasticity. On the Masterful tips page, you can read all about storing professional brushes correctly.

A pointed sash brush is a round brush with a pointed tip, which you can use to paint small to medium-sized surfaces as well as corners and edges. In the painting profession, trimming means drawing clean lines with the paint or varnish.

A bended fitch brush is a corner brush, intended for precision work in harder-to-reach corners.

A spalter brush is a flat, long, thin brush with a short handle, for painting (kitchen) cabinets, finishing paintwork or finishing decorations by hand.

An oval brush allows you to work more accurately and apply volume to large surfaces, simply by turning the brush.

A facade brush is a thicker brush with a curved head, which allows you to paint hard-to-reach corners and edges

A radiator brush is a thin brush with a longer handle and a curved head, which allows you to paint hard-to-reach areas. For example, around the radiator!

A block brush is more commonly known as a wall brush. It’s a large, robust brush with a lot of volume. This allows you to paint large surfaces such as ceilings and walls. Thanks to the brush bristles, the paint gets into the pores better than with a roller.

Staalmeester® has four brush collections and a collection of high-quality paint rollers and brackets. The Classic Series consists of strong and resilient brushes with natural and synthetic black & white bristles. The Original Series has been specially developed for all types of water-based paints and contains the Staalmeester® polyester mix: a combination of white natural Chungking hog bristles and synthetic bristles. The brushes in the Pro-Hybrid Series have 100% synthetic bristles and are suitable for both synthetic and water-based paints. The same applies to the One Series: our absolute high-end range. This collection contains unique finishing brushes and artist brushes with an extremely soft fibre mix.

In addition to classic models, One by Staalmeester® is the only collection to include a special selection of finishing brushes and artist brushes. The unique, ultra-soft bristles have a high elasticity and perfect absorption factor. With these innovative, handmade brushes, experienced and novice painters can create a glassy-smooth end result with no brush marks. The brushes can be used for all types of paint and retain their shape and softness with good maintenance, even after years of intensive use. Feel, and you know this is The One!