Brush for wood aging Glob with abrasive fiber Ø155 mm, M14 thread, grit 80

Glob abrasive fiber brush for wood aging, diameter 155 mm with M14 threaded mount and grit 80 is designed to modify wood surfaces by removing soft fibers and producing a weathered, textured appearance. Compatible with angle grinders and rotary tools that accept an M14 arbor, this brush is intended for controlled brushing of timber to reveal grain relief, improve adhesion for finishes, and prepare surfaces for decorative distressing or restoration work.

Advantages

The brush combines durable abrasive fiber construction with a uniform 80-grit texture to ensure consistent material removal and a homogenous aged look across boards and panels. Its 155 mm diameter provides a balance between working width and maneuverability, allowing efficient coverage without sacrificing control. The M14 threaded mount offers straightforward attachment to common grinders and reduces setup time. Designed for use on wood, the brush minimizes deep gouging while effectively stripping loose fibers and surface contaminants.

Suitable for

• Creating weathered or distressed wood finishes
• Preparing wooden surfaces for staining, oiling, or painting
• Removing soft surface fibers, dust, and light contaminants
• Carpentry, furniture restoration, and decorative woodworking

Key specifications

• Brush type: abrasive fiber brush for wood aging
• Diameter: 155 mm
• Thread: M14 threaded mount for angle grinders/rotary tools
• Abrasion grit: 80 (coarse-medium)
• Intended material: soft and hardwood surfaces

How to use

Secure the brush on an angle grinder or compatible rotary tool with an M14 arbor following the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Start the tool at low speed to orient yourself to the brushing action, then increase to a moderate, steady speed suitable for the wood species and condition. Work along the grain with light, even passes, applying minimal pressure; allow the abrasive fibers to remove loose wood fibers and texture the surface. Frequently inspect the workpiece and adjust speed or pass overlap to achieve the desired aged effect. After brushing, remove dust and residues before applying stains, oils, or finishes.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses, dust mask or respirator, hearing protection, and gloves. Test the brush on a scrap piece of the same wood type to determine optimal speed and technique. Avoid prolonged stationary contact to prevent uneven removal or overheating. For best results with finishes, clean the surface thoroughly after brushing and allow any resinous exudates to be removed or stabilized before applying coatings.