Trade Insights – Pioneer Brush

We asked Peter Samuel from Pioneer Brush about his experience and building up the brand… Tell us a bit about Pioneer Brushes… Pioneer Brush is an off-shoot of my experience and knowledge, and has grown to be one of the foremost manufacturers of paintbrushes worldwide. Most of what we produce is sold as ‘private label’Continue reading “Trade Insights – Pioneer Brush”

Preparation Perfection

The Hamilton Perfection range of preparation tools includes the much-loved scale tang stripping and filling knives, with solid forged bolsters for durability and blades cast in one piece, with FSC® Certified wooden handles. These have become a staple in every pro’s toolbox, but when it comes to precision the Perfection Precision Scraper is the ultimateContinue reading “Preparation Perfection”

Portable power sucks

Makita’s VC001GL and VC003GL dust extractors deliver impressive output that is equivalent to corded alternatives. Both machines can house two XGT 40VMax batteries so that when the first battery runs out of charge the second one automatically kicks in, plus the VC001GL and VC003GL have large tank capacities of 8-litres and 15-litres respectively, preventing theContinue reading “Portable power sucks”

Pioneer Brush launch new Eco decorating tool range

Pioneer Brush are one of the World’s leading manufacturers of paint brushes, with an annual production of over 18 million paintbrushes going to over 20 countries. In the UK, they distribute products under the Spirit and Swift and Lightning brands.  New to the range is Spirit Renaissance Eco, professional quality decorating tools incorporating eco materials thatContinue reading “Pioneer Brush launch new Eco decorating tool range”

Why UK decorators love a ‘Hammy Green’

We know that every painter and decorator has a favourite go-to roller sleeve and brush. It goes without saying that these essential tools are an extension of your own arm when they’re in the hand all day.  But, we hear time and time again, Perfection Medium Pile sleeves nick-named a “good old Hammy Green” – HamiltonContinue reading “Why UK decorators love a ‘Hammy Green’”