Wire Brush Set, 6 Pcs Brass/Stainless Steel/Nylon Wire Brushes for Cleaning with Curved Handle Grip for Rust Removal, Dirt, Paint Scrubbing

They worked great for my project. They should do the same for yours!

I always find need for wire brushes when working on projects in the garage. This set is perfect because of the variety. Good quality also. They will get lots of use.

For the price of the three pack it does the job and it does the job just fine. Are they gonna last a long time probably not but for what I paid for it did what I needed to. That’s all I needed.

Perfect size for small scrubbing jobs...cleans surfaces well...bristles remain intact. I think they are a great value for the money and would recommend

A very quality hand brush.

Seems a bit extreme for toothbrushes, should probably list that these are industrial. But good. My gums are torn up, but teeth are clean!

The media could not be loaded. Not the brush I thought I was getting, but they’re good. They clean up very nice . Big very durable

I had some old cast-iron dumbbells that had been stored indoors but had flaking paint. Rust was super tiny or non-existent on almost all of them. I had 7 pairs to try and prep for a primer and paint all-in-one product (antique pewter) spray paint session. I tried the toughest brush in the set which per their site page is the stainless steel one and only when I attacked the flaking paint at a side angle did I have much success but even then it was a struggle and super time consuming. I knew it was going to take hours and return mediocre results.It was clear early on that I needed some liquid added to the process to make it easier and ideally loosen the paint. I even went to a local store to get a rounded wire wheel for my drill and that was better but not by enough. After battling it out for hours I called it a day and decided anything would be better than their current condition and I cleaned them off and hit them with 4 coats of the universal paint/primer combo product the next day. Hopefully it will be durable enough.I would reserve these brushes for tiny sized jobs with nominal rust or nominal paint or when you used some other liquid paint removal product to loosen up the paint first. A dry wire brush on dry painted object is no fun at all IMHO whether using a drill or your "paw" manually via these brushes.