FAQs

We deliver to all EU countries without exception. For orders shipped outside the EU, VAT and customs duties must be paid by the customer before delivery.

Companies registered for VAT can purchase with 0% VAT under intra-community supply rules. The only exception is Bulgaria, where VAT is applied.

Yes, we work with trusted manufacturers and all products we offer are original, certified, and sourced through official channels.

Yes, we provide spare parts for ladders, and most mechanisms can be replaced when needed.

No matter the type of paint, surface, coating, or area you’re working on, Purdy® offers a wide range of premium brushes designed to handle specific tasks efficiently and deliver excellent results. You can find detailed guidance on selecting the right brush on the packaging of every Purdy brush.

Cleaning is straightforward. You can use any mild bar soap or dishwashing liquid.

Always clean your brush immediately after use. Avoid leaving it soaking in water or solvent, as this can harm the bristles. Use a compliant cleaning solution for your region and follow the instructions provided on the packaging.

Just like with brushes, it’s important to consider both the surface you’re painting and the type of coating you’re using. Purdy roller covers are made from various materials, each designed to deliver professional results in specific conditions and with certain paints.

Yes, using the right frame helps you work more efficiently. Purdy offers different frame sizes to improve comfort and productivity—from large 18-inch Revolution™ frames for covering wide areas quickly to compact Jumbo Mini frames for tight or hard-to-reach spaces.

Cleaning is simple. Wash the roller cover with warm water and soap, then rinse until clean. Repeat if needed. You can also use a Brush & Roller Cleaner to remove excess paint.

Choose a suitable cleaning solvent and carefully follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Pour the cleaner into a container, dip the roller cover into it, then repeat the process with a fresh container and clean solvent.

Soaking a brush for too long in warm water can damage it. Instead, use hot soapy water to soften the dried paint and act quickly. Once softened, work the soap through the bristles and rinse thoroughly with clean water. Repeat if needed.

No, the brush can be restored. First, clean it with warm soapy water and let it dry completely. Then apply a small amount of raw linseed oil into the bristles. Repeat the process if necessary until the bristles regain softness. Finish by combing the brush and storing it properly until next use.

No. A wire brush can damage the tips of the bristles. Instead, use a proper paintbrush comb to remove paint from inside the brush safely.

No, this is a misconception. While low temperatures may slow drying, they increase the risk of paint hardening inside the brush. Additionally, paint odors can transfer to food. It’s best to store a clean, dry brush properly instead.

Purdy brushes use various bristle types and blends, each suited for specific coatings. In general, synthetic brushes work best with water-based paints, while natural bristles are ideal for oil-based paints, stains, and finishes.

Handle design affects comfort and control. Rattail handles are long and thin for pencil-like grip, fluted handles have angled edges for better handling, beavertail handles are thicker and rounded for a firm grip, and short handles are ideal for tight spaces. Explore different handle types to find what suits you best.

The main reason is the result. Professional painters rely on Purdy tools because they deliver consistent, high-quality finishes. The brushes are handcrafted from premium materials for durability and long-term use. The same attention to quality applies to Purdy rollers and accessories, helping you achieve better outcomes on every project.