This is the first user friendly striping brush. Designed by Mr. J. You'll notice that this brush has shorter hair, (only 1 1/2" out) and a lack of "filler hairs". Only the finest imported blue squirrel hair is used, along with its hard wood handle, each brush is crafted to Mr. J.'s high quality standards.

This is the first user friendly striping brush. Designed by Mr. J. You'll notice that this brush has shorter hair, (only 1 1/2" out) and a lack of "filler hairs". Only the finest imported blue squirrel hair is used, along with its hard wood handle, each brush is crafted to Mr. J.'s high quality standards.

This is the first user friendly striping brush. Designed by Mr. J. You'll notice that this brush has shorter hair, (only 1 1/2" out) and a lack of "filler hairs". Only the finest imported blue squirrel hair is used, along with its hard wood handle, each brush is crafted to Mr. J.'s high quality standards.

The Grumbacher Company was sold several years ago and the new company discontinued many of the quality brush products. When the two Grumbacher stripers were no longer offered we found the company who had been making these for Grumbacher and began offering the same brush, but with our name on the handle. Unfortunately that manufacturing company went out of business in mid 2002 and we assume the assets were purchased by a company in India. We were concerned about quality, distance, exchange rates etc., so we worked with several "Grumbacher users" and developed our own version of the old Grumbacher 1010. We can not offer the 1020 black plastic handle, since we would have to buy too many handles to get a cost effective price. Stripers who worked with us to develop this new brush also suggested that it be a bit longer. From this research came the New "Mach-One".

The Grumbacher Company was sold several years ago and the new company discontinued many of the quality brush products. When the two Grumbacher stripers were no longer offered we found the company who had been making these for Grumbacher and began offering the same brush, but with our name on the handle. Unfortunately that manufacturing company went out of business in mid 2002 and we assume the assets were purchased by a company in India. We were concerned about quality, distance, exchange rates etc., so we worked with several "Grumbacher users" and developed our own version of the old Grumbacher 1010. We can not offer the 1020 black plastic handle, since we would have to buy too many handles to get a cost effective price. Stripers who worked with us to develop this new brush also suggested that it be a bit longer. From this research came the New "Mach-One".

The Grumbacher Company was sold several years ago and the new company discontinued many of the quality brush products. When the two Grumbacher stripers were no longer offered we found the company who had been making these for Grumbacher and began offering the same brush, but with our name on the handle. Unfortunately that manufacturing company went out of business in mid 2002 and we assume the assets were purchased by a company in India. We were concerned about quality, distance, exchange rates etc., so we worked with several "Grumbacher users" and developed our own version of the old Grumbacher 1010. We can not offer the 1020 black plastic handle, since we would have to buy too many handles to get a cost effective price. Stripers who worked with us to develop this new brush also suggested that it be a bit longer. From this research came the New "Mach-One".

The Grumbacher Company was sold several years ago and the new company discontinued many of the quality brush products. When the two Grumbacher stripers were no longer offered we found the company who had been making these for Grumbacher and began offering the same brush, but with our name on the handle. Unfortunately that manufacturing company went out of business in mid 2002 and we assume the assets were purchased by a company in India. We were concerned about quality, distance, exchange rates etc., so we worked with several "Grumbacher users" and developed our own version of the old Grumbacher 1010. We can not offer the 1020 black plastic handle, since we would have to buy too many handles to get a cost effective price. Stripers who worked with us to develop this new brush also suggested that it be a bit longer. From this research came the New "Mach-One".

The Jenson's Swirly Q brush is designed for scroll striping and script lettering with enamel based paints. Scroll striping requires thinner paint. If mineral spirits were to be used, the paint would run easier. I recommend using a slow drying automotive reducer for thinning enamel based paints. These can be purchased at your local autobody supply. Clean the brush thoroughly with reducer before and after each use. Never use lacquer thinner! Always store your brush in mineral oil between uses.

This is the very special brush that veteran pinstriper Alan Johnson uses to sign his panels. Made with a special taklon with extra long length. Also great for fine detail work!