Wooster Brush BR424-5-1/2 Wool Pad Painter, 5-1/2 Inch

Used these to install and finish oak stairway. Very easy to use and easy to clean. Be sure rub vigorously before use as indicated in the instructions to get rid of extra lint. Couldn't be happier with them.

This is a really great product. It is high quality and does a great job applying polyurethane. Just like a good paint brush, I washed this brush off and will use it again in the future.

Was wanting a larger pad. It still worked for my paint project. The wool could be a bit better quality and attached to plastic pad a little better.

Yeah, not sure if this is lambs wool or emu, but, I couldn't find it locally. Lowes just had a cheapo poorly made and not what I was in search of for applying stain. This one is used by pro painters and it's good enough for tool time me.

This product works great at a fraction of the price of the "Woolie" that is described on YouTube and Pinterest. This is a smaller version, but with a little patience it still does the job.

This is a simple product with perfectly good quality wool. I tried to do the stripe technique with this but ended up with more of a water washed look. It might be my skill level, but I would probably use a stripe brush next time. Nevertheless I was very happy with the quality of the product and how it turned out.

These work great, easy to hold and the handle makes it great for hanging on the inside of the bucket when not using. The also lasted longer than other ones I have purchased from the paint store

From my experience using the Wooster and the Woolie, the Woolie is the superior product. The Wooster is a good bit smaller, and it makes a slightly different pattern on a wall than the Woolie. If used by itself, it would be okay for a small painting project, but you would see a difference if you use the two on the same project. The Wooster does not hold up to normal use as well as the Woolie. I faux painted three 15x15 walls using the Woolie. I tried using the Wooster in a small area between a window and door, but, as I noted, the pattern did not match that of the Woolie. I stopped my project twice. Both times I thoroughly rinsed out the Woolie and left it to dry. After it dried from the first rinse, I was pleasantly surprised to find the nap on the Woolie very close to what it was when it was new. After the second rinse, the Woolie looked a little worse for the wear, but it still functioned like new. The Woolie saw me through to the end of my project. I do not believe the Wooster would have done that. After painting a small area, I rinsed out the Wooster that one time and it started coming apart where the velcro fastens on top. I will say that the nap dried very well. If the velcro had held together, it could have been used again.