Best Exterior Stain Brush

Bestt Liebco's big fatties for oil
Because they are big and fat and hold more than a few pints
(hey I just described my ex...)

They don't always work for everything though (like latex), it can depend on exactly what it used and being coated

For those weird bleaching and hub oils, sometimes a thinner white brush is better

Sniiiiiiffffffff....aaaaaahhhhhhhhh!
I love the small of hub oil stain in the morning

Yachtsman... just cause they are.

I like the Yachtsman also.

slickshift said:

(hey I just described my ex...)

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Kennedy said:

I like the Yachtsman also.

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I've used them both. I like them both, but I prefer the Besst Leibco, for the same reasons slickshift does.

And I really like that small metal piece that keeps them from touching the sides of the bucket... genius

I never heard of a Yachtsman

OMG Slick... if you can't find one i'll mail one to ya, friggin awesome IMO.

I didn't know a yachtsman was a Wooster brush.

As far as the Besst Leibco...which one are you guys using? I don't like black china of any sort, so I'm hoping you guys have experience with the white's

Rich said:

As far as the Besst Leibco...which one are you guys using? I don't like black china of any sort, so I'm hoping you guys have experience with the white's

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No, It's a big fat blonde one

(hey, again it's my ex^^^)

Fat, like in thick

(again^^^)

Big fat blonde one describes mine too, do I know you?

Yah that's it
You can't tell how thick it is from the pic though

I like to have a 6" and the 2" also for decks
The little guy is great for balusters

brought this up a while back, but I've used a brush similar to this with an orange handle

good brush I might add

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