[paul alan]

I love this new brush.

Used it all day today and its brilliant!

Great scrub on it and light as a feather, the bristles glide across the glass and the natural bristle remove muck effortlessly.

Anyone considering it I would defiantly recommend getting one, my favourite brush so far.

[dazmond]

i bought 4 stiff bristle  ultimates and 4 stiff bristle xtremes last month so i wont be buying any new brushes for a while...the new one does look good though...

[Den68]

I love this new brush.

Used it all day today and its brilliant!

Great scrub on it and light as a feather, the bristles glide across the glass and the natural bristle remove muck effortlessly.

I recently bought the ultimate medium and took a shine to that, think you also have that brush if so how do you compare them?

Anyone considering it I would defiantly recommend getting one, my favourite brush so far.

[Den68]

I love this new brush.

Used it all day today and its brilliant!

Great scrub on it and light as a feather, the bristles glide across the glass and the natural bristle remove muck effortlessly

Anyone considering it I would defiantly recommend getting one, my favourite brush so far.

I recently bought the ultimate medium and took a shine to that, think you also have that brush if so how do you compare them?

[paul alan]

Yeah I do and I like it a lot, but it wont be getting much use now.

It's a little softer and has got a crisp feel to the scrub, I would say its more of a "light handed brush" a bit like the extreme but without the feel of having to be "careful" when scrubbing. I can agitate as I normally would which is fairly quickly, the outer bristles glide very well and the inner provides a little "drag". A different experience to the other brushes I have. It scrubs like a heavier brush.

It's a winning combination!

[p1w1]

Any brush is great scrubbing etc,etc when new , it's what it will be like in a months time that will determine if it's any better than the others.

[bobplum]

used ours today.....still not decided on the du-pont bristles, may take some time to get use to it

[paul alan]

p1w1,

I disagree mate, this really is a great brush. I have loads of brushes and they all feel different.

Brushes are only the same when faded, a lot less effective.

[paul alan]

used ours today.....still not decided on the du-pont bristles, may take some time to get use to it

I think if you're like I used to be "heavy handed" then it may not suit, but I have learned to not push on the brush as much this year and find it a lot less exhausting and does just as good a job.

I suppose it's not going to suit everyone.

[Den68]

Yeah I do and I like it a lot, but it wont be getting much use now.

It's a little softer and has got a crisp feel to the scrub, I would say its more of a "light handed brush" a bit like the extreme but without the feel of having to be "careful" when scrubbing. I can agitate as I normally would which is fairly quickly, the outer bristles glide very well and the inner provides a little "drag". A different experience to the other brushes I have. It scrubs like a heavier brush.

It's a winning combination!

Sounds great what about rinsing on?

[p1w1]

p1w1,

I disagree mate, this really is a great brush. I have loads of brushes and they all feel different.

Brushes are only the same when faded, a lot less effective.

Well i can't argue with you as i haven't used one, all im saying is if i put a new brush on (supreme) i get the same results as your describing in regards to cleaning power.  But its great to have that extra choice and no doubt ill give a try at some point.

[paul alan]

Yeah I do and I like it a lot, but it wont be getting much use now.

It's a little softer and has got a crisp feel to the scrub, I would say its more of a "light handed brush" a bit like the extreme but without the feel of having to be "careful" when scrubbing. I can agitate as I normally would which is fairly quickly, the outer bristles glide very well and the inner provides a little "drag". A different experience to the other brushes I have. It scrubs like a heavier brush.

It's a winning combination!

Sounds great what about rinsing on?

I have to be honest, I don't know!

I didn't try because of the natural bristle, I was in the hospital today till 11:00am so was 2 hours behind when I started so I was flying round what was mostly bungalow work today.

With the glide and the weight (175g) I was breezing through it all, did the last 10 bungalows in 2 hours.

Will need more time to experiment with rinsing on.

[Den68]

Maybe update this thread in a weeks time, thanks for the initial thoughts 👍

[paul alan]

p1w1,

I disagree mate, this really is a great brush. I have loads of brushes and they all feel different.

Brushes are only the same when faded, a lot less effective.

Well i can't argue with you as i haven't used one, all im saying is if i put a new brush on (supreme) i get the same results as your describing in regards to cleaning power.  But its great to have that extra choice and no doubt ill give a try at some point.

Do you use many different brushes?

I have bought lots of different brushes over the last 6 months,

extreme natural bristle
super lite compact (favourite next to this new one)
flocked super lite compact
14" stiff ultimate(£20 off another local shiner)
x line rinse bar( sold after 2 days use, crap)
tucker dual trim (pencil and fan jets)
ultimate medium (yellow one)

Searching for the perfect brush for me, I even went and tried a constructor( cheers bob) so I have plenty to compare this new one with. 

It scrubs like a heavier brush but its so light and agile.

[Den68]

p1w1,

I disagree mate, this really is a great brush. I have loads of brushes and they all feel different.

Brushes are only the same when faded, a lot less effective.

Well i can't argue with you as i haven't used one, all im saying is if i put a new brush on (supreme) i get the same results as your describing in regards to cleaning power.  But its great to have that extra choice and no doubt ill give a try at some point.

Do you use many different brushes?

I have bought lots of different brushes over the last 6 months,

extreme natural bristle
super lite compact (favourite next to this new one)
flocked super lite compact
14" stiff ultimate(£20 off another local shiner)
x line rinse bar( sold after 2 days use, crap)
tucker dual trim (pencil and fan jets)
ultimate medium (yellow one)

Searching for the perfect brush for me, I even went and tried a constructor( cheers bob) so I have plenty to compare this new one with. 

It scrubs like a heavier brush but its so light and agile.

Like you have tried a few personally I like the ultimate range, theone brush I didn't like was the superlite medium mix used it for half a day sat in my shed either since, swap for your ultimate medium if you wanna give this a try 😀

[p1w1]

p1w1,

I disagree mate, this really is a great brush. I have loads of brushes and they all feel different.

Brushes are only the same when faded, a lot less effective.

Well i can't argue with you as i haven't used one, all im saying is if i put a new brush on (supreme) i get the same results as your describing in regards to cleaning power.  But its great to have that extra choice and no doubt ill give a try at some point.

Do you use many different brushes?

I have bought lots of different brushes over the last 6 months,

extreme natural bristle
super lite compact (favourite next to this new one)
flocked super lite compact
14" stiff ultimate(£20 off another local shiner)
x line rinse bar( sold after 2 days use, crap)
tucker dual trim (pencil and fan jets)
ultimate medium (yellow one)

Searching for the perfect brush for me, I even went and tried a constructor( cheers bob) so I have plenty to compare this new one with. 

It scrubs like a heavier brush but its so light and agile.

Over the years virtually every gardiner brush i think and in the early days even the vikan oval and sill brushes (still use the sill brush to clean my van and that has to over 10 years old  ). To be honest i find bristle wise there all much the same really good for a couple of months then slowly fade away (which is to be expected). I use the supreme for the day to day stuff mainly because of the stock i find better then the others and is still relatively light  and an extreme for the high work and soft flocked supreme for delicate leaded glass. I just change them every 3-4 months now.
Its just individual personal preference really when it comes to brushes.

[Jonny 87]

I liked the look of it so much I’ve just ordered an extreme 47 foot pole to get the ultimate du pont brush. 🤣

(Edit)

Just noticed The brush still cost me An extra £8 aswell as the cost of the pole itself. Should be here tomorrow, will see how it goes.