Churn Brush

Mike Wye

£7

260 mm general purpose or churn brush. Churn brushes are easy to hold and with thick, pointed material at the ends for thorough, easy cleaning of corners. Straight bristle churn brush for brushing back green hard pointing mortar once applied. Good for cleaning tools down at the end of the day. 260 mm general purpose or brush. Churn brushes are easy to hold and with thick, pointed material at the ends. This gives thorough, easy cleaning of corners. Used for cleaning buckets, cement mixers, and for tuck pointing and chimney breast work. Also a useful tool for general use on building sites and in

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