Bon Stucco Dash Brush – 6" x 3" Wood Block with Durable Plastic Bristles and 4¼" Trim for Uniform Texture Application

This brush helped create the rough stucco surface I was looking for

I haven’t used it yet but I can tell you it’s a good tool and will do the job. I have a dash pump for big jobs but this brush will do smaller jobs very well I’m sure.

Bon 13-150 Plastic Bristle Stucco Dash Brush worked fine. Bristles were bent when received, but once you work it the job must get done. I think I like stiffer bristles for dashing.

I'm an amateur DIY who has figured out there's a reason professionals use specialized tools, and that buying them leaves you way ahead of the game, given the labor savings. Had to patch a 5' x 4' hole left over from a plumbing job, and it worked out beautifully. This is the finishing tool you need.

I used this to repair a spot that was chipping up on my cool deck. Get the consistency right with your cool deck repair material and use this to splash it down. Softly knock it down and you're good to go.

Worked great for creating a dash stucco finish. This consists of dipping brush into wet stucco mix and throwing on wall. Technique can be found on You Tube under Kirk Giordano Stucco

looks good but have not used it yet

I bought this item to feather my glaze on my furniture make over. Items bristle would be in the glaze.