Questions and Answers for Jen 1 in. Poly Foam Brush (48-Case)

A:  Yes!

A:  Yes, I used them on my stair case.

A:  If it's a smooth surface there ok for painting, if the surface is even a little rough they won't hold up for long. I use them for wood finishes on furniture.

A:  I don't see why not. I always liked using a Jen Poly foam brush. Just don't use any other brand.

A:  These are my choice for varnish or polyurethane as they produce a very smooth finish. It would work for latex but does not put down much paint. Multiple coats may be required. A traditional brush might be a better choice.

A:  Yes, I used them lots of times for this application. However, I think you can get better results with a bristle brush.

A:  yes. I have on occasion used this JEN polyfoam brush to apply Minwax oils based stain/sealer and also oil based polyurethane top coat with excellent results. This particular brand (JEN) of poly foam brush is superior to all other brands of poly brushes. I have also used them with oil based varnish with great results.

A:  Yes, we have used the foam brushes, for staining and varnishing and painting. But remember, any Laquer, type product will destroy the brush. I really like them.

A:  Yes, we use them with oil based stain, sealers, paint, polyurethane, varnish and shellac.

A:  I use them for oil based polyurethane and they work fine, just go slow to avoid air bubbles.

A:  Yes, there are 48 per case. A 25-pack is not currently available.

A:  There are just 48 singles in the box. They are not packaged.

A:  Loose count in box, recommend counting before accepting package.

A:  There is 48 in the case.

A:  I don't remember exactly, but I know there were definitely more than 25 in the box. I think it was 2 packs of 24.

A:  Does not say on handle just Jen Mfg. Best sponge brush made.

A:  Yes, I believe they are. I've used a lot of foam brushes over the years and these are by far the best.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes they are

A:  No. They brush part is securely glued on.

A:  No, these are much better quality! I have soaked them in water until I could get to them and they still did not come off the handle. You'll like these!

A:  The foam brushes help us to paint our toy cars which we give away to hospitals CACs and other locations. The one inch foam brush works just right.

A:  Was using brush to dab melted wax on rough oak logs that were inoculated with spawn plugs, had no problems with brush...used only a couple brushes to do about 40 logs. Wax is hard to remove completely from brush for clean up. Had to burn foam off the dowel to remove.

A:  No it does not well made