THE PAINT BRUSH COVER - As Seen on ABC's Shark Tank!

Well I know it's advertised as saving from cleaning a paint brush to use in same color within a day or two but really it's not. It dries out. BUT my husband and I are painters and hate those drabby shabby sleeves that come with the brushes and we all (any painter) knows they tear apart then you have to try and tape them together to put your wet paintbrush back in to keep it's shape (important to any daily painter). THATS what we use these for. They store our brushes. That's it. Keeps the brushes shape and from dust getting inbetween bristles moving from one job to the next while it's still damp or over the weekend in the toolbox. That's all we personally would recommend them for ourselves and will be buying lots more for that specific purpose but that's about it. If your a painter by trade these are an asset to saving money on new brushes because your bristles are now all over the place in every direction because your sleeve finally had it's last fold and shredded. Worth the money to save some money.

Even if products claim to store wet paint brushes for many days, dont do it. It only takes a couple minutes to clean a paint brush. Brushes get ruined if you store them wet, period. Especially if you have an expensive brush, take the time to clean it and it will last longer. This case is perfect for keeping brush bristles in good condition. The cardboard brush sleeves that come with a new brush only last so long until they become worn and start tearing. I can throw my clean brushes into my paint storage without worrying about them getting damaged. Just don't store them in a way where the bristles mash inside and get warped. The case is a good thickness and is pretty durable as long as you dont rip it open to get your brush. I bought one to try it out and now i will buy three more for the rest of my brushes.

Great painter brush protector, a must have to protect your paint brushes.

I really like these, they replace my plastic bags lol. However, with the foam at the end, if they get paint on them, it will turn hard, or tear off when you pull the brush out so make sure the handle area does not have paint on it. Great for if you need to stop and it will be a day or two before you get back to finish up. Recommend

I am not a professional house painter but I skirt on the edge. I only buy and keep using tools that are essential for me to produce a finished product that is simply amazing. This tool helps me achieve that goal because it does a fantastic job keeping my brush wet when I need to put it down to roll the wall or such. I do not use it for storage longer than an hour because I think that amount of time would exceed its limitations. It is deceivingly simply yet an essential and GO TO tool for me. In fact, I bought 2 more of them to keep various size brushes wet for short periods of time. Buy one and you will understand why it is so great!

My husband stains things. He usually uses a baggie to put his brush in to pick up where he left off. I got these thinking that it would be a good idea. No. They are a GREAT idea. They kept his brush moist and he didn't have to rinse in between his sessions. Much better than putting it in a bag and letting it sit on my counter. There is foam around where the handle is so that you get a nice seal as well. great product.

For anyone hesitant in trusting that these won't keep your brush from drying out, try them and you won't be sorry. I had my brush in one and forgot about it for four days and when I opened it the brush was like still wet and ready to paint with. Love it and, also, the roller cover by same maker.

I was looking to replace cardboard cover for my brushes. this was not it. overdone and over priced looks like it is all about adds glued on cant get off means cant see brush.