ANZA PRO SPALTER VITRIFICATEUR

For standard doors, the 125 mm flat brush offers the best compromise between speed of application and precision. The 150 mm model suits large flat surfaces or if you're accustomed to wider tools, whilst the 100 mm is ideal for small woodwork, frames or hard-to-reach areas.

No, despite its name, this professional flat brush works with all lacquers, paints and varnishes—whether acrylic, alkyd or solvent-based. It excels particularly on gloss and satin finishes where brush marks must be invisible, but also suits primers, wood stains and latex paints.

Clean the brush immediately after use with the appropriate solvent for the product applied (water for acrylic, white spirit for alkyd). Rinse thoroughly until the solvent runs clear, then gently squeeze the bristles dry. Suspend the brush or store flat in its original packaging. The stainless steel ferrule resists corrosion and simplifies maintenance.

Yes, this flat brush suits ceiling and wall paints, especially for achieving a smooth, textured finish on flat surfaces. However, for standard large wall coverage, a roller is typically more productive. The flat brush really shines on areas requiring particularly careful finishing or delicate edge blending.

The synthetic bristles of the Anza Pro flat brush are specially engineered to level smooth surfaces and guarantee a perfect finish, comparable or even superior to natural bristles with modern water-based products. They offer additional benefits: superior durability, easier cleaning and improved resistance to solvents.