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Old 12-23-2007, 03:31 PM   #1
David Carroll David Carroll is offline
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Utrect interlocked bristle w/ brown handle are a great deal too. Although they are not all created equal, it may be worth returning the occasional brush given the price. There is a retail store in Tempe so I hand pick mine. I have only bought the filbert shape and find them about equal to Robert Simmons but with about an inch longer handle.

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