Purdy Clearcut Glide 2.5" Angled Sash Brush Review (2026)
By The DIYPicks Team · Updated July 2026
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- Cutting in
- Trim
- Edges
The reference-standard angled sash brush for cutting in walls and trim. The stiff nylon/polyester blend keeps a sharp edge, making straight lines far easier than a bargain brush.
Pros
- Stiff nylon/poly blend holds a razor edge for crisp cut-in lines against trim and ceilings
- Springs back to shape and cleans up easily, lasting many projects if rinsed promptly
- Lightweight alderwood handle stays balanced and comfortable during long cutting-in sessions
Cons
- Priced roughly double a store-brand brush, so it stings for a one-time job
- Formulated for water-based paints; oil/alkyd users should pick a natural-bristle brush instead
- Stiffer filament can leave faint brush marks if you overload it or skip back-brushing
Specifications
| Type | Angled sash brush |
|---|---|
| Bristle | Tynex nylon / Orel polyester blend (stiff) |
| Size | 2.5 in |
| Ferrule | Stainless steel, alderwood handle |
| Best for | Cutting in trim, ceilings & corners with latex paint |