Collection: Arroworthy Brushes

Tired of fighting with a brush that drags, loses shape or makes neat edges harder than they should be? Our Arroworthy brushes include angled, straight-cut and sash options for cutting in, doors, trim and detailed work. Browse our range of individual brushes and box sets for professional decorating or jobs around the home.

Which Arroworthy Brushes Are Right for the Job?

Start by considering the area you are painting. An angled brush helps with precise application, allowing you to guide paint around ceilings, skirting boards and window frames. A straight-cut brush suits broader edges and flat sections, while a round sash brush gives you control on spindles, mouldings and narrow trim.

Brush size matters too. A 1-inch or 1.5-inch brush is useful for detail work and tight spaces. A 2-inch or 2.5-inch brush covers longer edges and larger sections more quickly. If you are need paintbrushes but aren't sure if Arroworthy brushes are the right brand for you, try our full range of professional paint brushes.

Arroworthy Paint Brushes: Classic, Rembrandt or Patriot?

Arroworthy paint brushes provide several filament blends, shapes and handle styles to choose from.

Arroworthy Classic Brushes

Classic brushes are a practical choice for everyday decorating projects. Angled and sash styles suit cutting in, windows and detailed areas, while larger laying-off brushes can help finish broader painted surfaces.

Arroworthy Rembrandt Brushes

Rembrandt is Arroworthy’s firmer trade professional range. The added stiffness helps with control and clean lines, while the filaments still have enough flex for detailed work. Choose an angled version for cutting in or a straight-cut brush for trim, doors and flat edges.

Arroworthy Patriot Brushes

Patriot brushes use a blend of NYLYN and SRT polyester filaments. They are made to hold paint while giving you control on smooth and semi-smooth surfaces, making them useful for neat edges and quality brushwork.

Box sets make sense when one job involves several areas. Keep a smaller brush for detail, a medium angled brush for cutting in and a larger brush for doors or wider trim.

Choose the Rest of Your Decorating Kit

For walls and ceilings, pair your brush with suitable paint rollers and frames. The brush handles the edges while the roller covers open areas. A paint kettle or scuttle also keeps paint close to hand without carrying a full tin around the room.

For manufacturer information on its ranges and brush construction, visit the official Arroworthy website.

Arroworthy Brushes FAQs

What Is the Difference Between Arroworthy Classic and Rembrandt Brushes?

Classic brushes suit a broad range of everyday decorating tasks. Rembrandt brushes feel slightly firmer, which can give experienced decorators more control when cutting straight lines or working around detailed edges.

Can Arroworthy Paint Brushes Be Used With Water-Based Paint?

Many Classic and Rembrandt brushes are suitable for water-based and oil-based paints. Check the individual product description before ordering, as the right choice depends on the coating and finish.

How Should I Clean an Arroworthy Brush?

Remove as much paint as possible first. Clean water-based paint with warm water and use the correct cleaner for oil-based coatings. Work through the filaments, rinse, reshape the brush and let it dry before storage.

Shop Arroworthy Brushes at Haverhill Paint Supplies

Ready to choose? Compare the Arroworthy brushes above by range, shape and size. Orders placed before 1pm on a weekday qualify for same-day dispatch, with free UK mainland delivery when you spend over £49.99. Still deciding between brush styles? Contact our team for practical product advice.