OsbornInternational 83100SP Economy Curved Handle Steel Wire Heavy Duty Scratch Brush, 0.014" Fill Diameter, 6" Brush Length, 1-1/8"Brush Width, 13-11/16" Overall Length

By far the nicest wire brush I have ever seen. Great value for the money. Thanks seller!

Not a ton to say other than it does what it says on the tin. So far the brush has really held up for me and worked exactly as I need it to. I've cleaned grilling equipment and used it for workshop tools and cleaning the threads on screws and whatnot. No bristles have come out, they are not bent, and the handle feels strong and durable. No complaints!

If you use your hand-held wire brushes for painting clean-up, you know that the thing lives in the water. Nothing worse than a regular carbon-steel wire brush that's rusting all over the place and dropping bristles. No more. I threw them all out and got both this stainless and a brass wireless brush. Neither is rusting, and the difference is that the stainless is much firmer than the brass. So they each have their purpose, and neither will rust. Amen.

This is a magic brush. you grab it by the handle and rub it on a weld or anything else and it rubs the rust or slag off. Wow it works like it is a wire brush or something..No joking it is a good brush for a fair price. The bristles did not fall out which is good as well.What can I say? it is a brush and it brushes.. So must be magic. lol

I hate buying wire brushes, because I know they're temporary additions to my tool chest, usually.Not this badass brush. It's got a full wooden handle that feels great in your hand (even after hours of scrubbing) and the bristles are made of the same adamantium as Wolverine's claws, I think.Seriously, if you can love I wire brush, I love this wire brush.It's too stiff and strong for small cleaning jobs, but if you need big grime and crap removed, look no further.

I used to clean my cracked concrete prior to putting on sealant. The brush works surprisingly good. It actually cleans the concrete really well to the point that I realize how dirty my front porch is. The tip is strong as well, still in good shape after using. Not bad for few bucks.

It's called an economy brush, but it's as good as any wire brush I've ever used. I ordered this one in stainless steel specifically for cleaning paint brushes. When you use a wire brush to clean your paint brushes, you can completely remove all traces of the paint from the bristles, so a single, quality paintbrush can last you for years of daily use. I've marked "NO GREASE" on the handle, so I don't accidentally use it on car parts or whatever.Super happy that this inexpensive product is such good quality.

This Osborn stainless steel scratch brush is decently made for what it cost. The brush is almost 14" long overall and the longer length makes it easier to use both hands to apply more force for removing surface oxidation, welding slag and deposits on the aluminum parts that I use it for exclusively. The actual bristle portion of the brush is about 6" long and about 1" wide so is a good size for getting work done quickly. Overall, I'm happy with it and would buy again when needed.

This was the perfect tool to prep cedar siding. It cleans off the gray weathered cedar quickly while maintaining the original look of the wood and its texture. It is quite fine in that light pressure will clean a thin layer and more pressure cleaned deeper layers. The cedar posts needed only light pressure whereas the cedar siding needed more pressure and a few passes. I had planned to use this brush to prep for paint, but it worked so well it may not even need paint.

Lo utilize para preparar superficies metálicas para colocación de pintura y resultó bastante eficiente, se observa de buena calidad, lo que más me gustó es que no tiene partes plásticas.

its a wire brush

As expected, good for the price

Utilisé pour enleve la rouille sur le métal.