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KRAFT TOOL 16 in. x 13 in. Crow's Foot Texture Double Brush with Hardwood Block and White Tampico Bristles – DW118D
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This Kraft Tool DW118D crow's foot texture double brush creates slapbrush, crow's foot and stippled finishes on walls and ceilings. The 16 in. x 13 in. flattened white tampico brush covers roughly twice the area of the single DW118 brush, cutting texture time in half. Use it by hand or thread it onto a broom handle.
Key Features
- Twice the coverage: The double brush takes half the time of the standard DW118 single brush to texture walls and ceilings.
- Slapbrush texture: Creates slapbrush, crow's foot and stippled finishes after joint compound or plaster is applied.
- Flattened tampico fibers: Flattened white tampico fibers produce the characteristic flat texture.
- Hardwood block: Bristles are attached to a 9 in. x 1-1/2 in. hardwood block with an easy hand grip.
- Broom handle ready: A center handle hole accepts threaded broom handles for extra reach on ceilings.
Specifications
- Manufacturer model
- DW118D
- Sell unit
- 1 double texture brush
- Material
- White tampico bristles, hardwood block
- Handle material
- Wood
- Length
- 16 in. (406.4 mm)
- Width
- 13 in. (330.2 mm)
- Height
- 2-1/2 in. (63.5 mm)
- Trim material
- White tampico
- Trim length
- 3.5 in.
- Block size
- 9 in. x 1-1/2 in.
- Bracket
- Uses broom thread handles
- Intended use
- Slapbrush, crow's foot and stippled drywall/plaster texture
Fit and Compatibility
Use after applying joint compound or plaster in a stippled effect. For ceiling reach, thread the center handle hole onto broom thread handles such as Kraft Tool CC163, CC163L, GG232 or CC263, sold separately. Pairs with the DW118 single brush for smaller areas and touch-ups.
Frequently Asked Questions
What texture does this brush create?
It creates slapbrush, crow's foot and stippled finishes on walls and ceilings.
How does it differ from the single brush?
The double 16 in. x 13 in. brush covers about twice the area, taking half the time of the standard DW118 single brush.
Can I use it on ceilings?
Yes, the center handle hole accepts threaded broom handles (CC163, CC163L, GG232, CC263), sold separately, for extended reach.
What is the brush made of?
Flattened white tampico fibers set in a 9 in. x 1-1/2 in. hardwood block.
What is included?
One double texture brush; a broom handle is not included.
Product Expert Notes
Work the double brush in a stipple-and-pull motion into freshly applied compound for a uniform crow's foot pattern; the wide 16 in. head keeps the texture consistent across large walls. Rinse the tampico fibers promptly after use so the compound does not harden in the bristles. Choose the DW118 single brush for tight spots and small patch jobs.
When using a threaded broom handle overhead, secure the connection before texturing and wear eye protection to keep compound out of your eyes.
Order the Kraft Tool crow's foot double texture brush and cut your texture time in half.
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