Bird's Eye Brush (Bristle) | WD-01

Marsoni

M251S

$15.12

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Bird's Eye Brush (Bristle) | WD-01Let this economical brush help make realistic bird's eye. Don't miss out on this no hassle brush that realistically makes the mark in a specific type of wood called bird's eye maple. This simple tool is made with short, natural bristle hair, which is carefully wrapped around a wood handle and securely tied with string. This brush creates a quick, 'bird's eye' every time. This brush will surely save you time on your next maple woodgraining project. Has

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I sprayed off the shutters before using. Then applied the product. It’s a thicker, white liquid. (Think lotion) it applied easily and dried quickly since it was being absorbed into the plastic shutters and aluminum windows; mine were very ‘thirsty’ from being in the direct afternoon sunlight. I like how I didn’t have to worry if one part rcvd more product than another. It blended easily. I think it looks good, but so did using other products over the years. I was told by a neighbor that this was the best product to use on them and other plastics. Time will tell if it holds up.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026