Awesome. I always bought inexpensive brushes and just tossed them after a few uses. They never did a good job and I had to keep touching up, etc. This brush is excellent. No streaks. Great coverage. After I used it, I carefully washed it and placed it back in the packaging it came in and hung it up for the next time. It has become a valued possession after only one use. Certainly worth the money.

I needed a paint brush to help me paint over what used to be a large hole in our wall. Now, I am not a professional painter by any means. The spot I painted over was as large as my hand. I don't know if it was me, or the brush, or both but wow! I am amazed at how smoothly this glided on. It paints so well. After painting up the patch I ran some water over it to clean it off, and combed out the remaining paint. It cleaned up very nicely and will be stored away for future use. I'm so happy with this purchase. Why go cheap for disposable when you can buy this high quality one to re-use?

Honestly I was hesitant to spend this much on a paint brush, but it's so worth it! A blog I was reading recommended this brush for the project I was doing so I purchased. It worked great, no shedding of bristles while painting and even better, it washed out perfectly clean after use!

The best cut in brush yet, and I've tried dozens from cheap to expensive.

As a result of painting my whole house, I've tried a ton of brushes. I wanted to cut in without taping since it's extremely time consuming and tiring. I went on a spending spree and purchased a variety of brushes that the pros use. Some were over $30 per brush. Many were excellent especially the Corona Excaliber. I now realize the ones I purchased were not stiff enough to give me that really straight paint line. Since I have textured walls and ceilings, I'm guessing that a stiff brush is really the only way to cut in around the varying surface texture.

I purchased this brush in March of 2017 and hadn't used it. Decided to give it a try and I'm glad that I did. So there is no question about it, this is a stiff brush. But regardless, stiff or soft, I obtained outstanding results.

I had a few boo boo's after rolling walls and got too close to the ceiling. Not wanting to tape, I used this brush and got to within a 1/16 of an inch of the wall and completed my touch up. It ended up being a razor sharp line. I was convinced I had to go expensive on brushes since I had tried previous Purdy brushes and couldn't get that razor sharp line. I can with these.

Since I have so much to paint, and know I can get that sharp line without taping. I'm back to using Purdy brushes again.

I do a lot of painting, especially wood trim around window glass in my 1923 home. Having slopped my share of paint where it doesn't belong, I've come to appreciate that a good brush makes a ton of difference in the ease of paint application and the precision with which the paint covers. I swear by Purdy brushes. Once I made the switch, I found I needed to mask about 10% of what I used to using other brands of brushes ... big, big time saver.