Paint Brush AWTools Pędzel Ławkowiec 190mm - flat bench brush 190 mm

AWTools Pędzel Ławkowiec 190mm is a 190 mm flat bench paint brush designed for application of paints and varnishes on flat surfaces. The wide, rectangular head delivers broad strokes for faster coverage on walls, furniture and panels. The brush is intended for manual use in renovation, finishing and DIY projects where an even, efficient application is required.

Advantages

This flat brush offers a broad working width that reduces the number of passes needed to cover large surfaces. Its bristle arrangement provides consistent paint pickup and release for uniform film build and reduced streaking. The handle is shaped for manual control during longer tasks, allowing for steady pressure and improved accuracy on edges and flat planes.

Suitable for

• Applying water-based and solvent-based paints on walls and ceilings
• Varnishing wooden furniture and panels
• Priming and finishing coats on large flat surfaces
• General renovation and DIY painting tasks requiring wide coverage

Key specifications

• Brush type: flat bench brush
• Working width: 190 mm
• Intended use: manual application of paints and varnishes on flat surfaces
• Suitable substrates: plaster, wood, MDF, painted surfaces and panels

How to use

Prepare the surface by ensuring it is clean, dry and free of loose material. Dip the brush into paint or varnish to an appropriate depth, tapping off excess against the container rim to avoid drips. Apply with long, even strokes in the desired direction, maintaining consistent pressure for uniform coverage. For edges and corners use controlled, shorter strokes. After use, clean the brush according to the type of coating applied: wash with water for water-based products and with suitable solvent for solvent-based products, then reshape the bristles and allow to dry.

Usage recommendations

For best results choose the correct paint type for the substrate and keep the brush well cleaned between coats. When working on large surfaces, maintain a wet edge to avoid lap marks and work methodically from one area to the next to ensure uniform finish.