Wooster Brush Paint Parts & Accessories

Wooster Brush: A Legacy of Paint Accessory Innovation

When it comes to painting accessories and parts, few names carry the weight of Wooster Brush. For over 170 years, The Wooster Brush Company has crafted the highest quality paint applicators and tools in Wooster, Ohio. That long track record of American manufacturing isn't just a talking point — it's baked into the design philosophy of every product the company makes, from roller frames to paint trays and extension poles.

What separates Wooster from the pack is a culture of genuine innovation. Throughout its history, Wooster Brush has contributed several innovations that transformed the painting industry, including the development of the angle paintbrush in 1937, a design that remains the most popular brush style in the United States. In 1964, Wooster Brush introduced synthetic fabrics for roller covers, establishing a new industry standard and further solidifying its reputation as a leader in the painting industry. These aren't just historical footnotes — they reflect a company that treats accessories and applicator hardware as seriously as the brushes themselves.

What Makes Wooster's Paint Parts & Accessories Stand Out

Wooster's approach to paint parts and accessories is defined by thoughtful engineering. This level of quality is attained thanks to Wooster Brush's dedication to manufacture each product internally — "Here at the Brush, we don't outsource very much of our materials," says roller-producer Marilyn Everett. "Even down to the ribbon that we make that goes into the cores of the roller covers — it's made right here under our roof."

Among their most recognized accessories is the iconic Sherlock® Roller Frame. There are many reasons why Sherlock is one of the best-selling professional frames in the market: the quick-release spring prevents roller slippage yet allows clean one-rap removal, internal bearings keep the durable fiberglass-reinforced nylon cage spinning smoothly, and all Sherlock frames feature a 90-degree, chrome-plated, 5/16" shank for control. The Sherlock line also includes the Sherlock GT® extension poles, which feature a hexagonal aluminum inner pole that prevents twisting paired with a rugged fiberglass outer pole.

Beyond roller frames, Wooster's accessories ecosystem covers the full spectrum of what professional and DIY painters need to work efficiently. Wooster offers a variety of paint brushes, roller covers, paint trays, and roller frames — all engineered to work together as a cohesive system. Their paint trays, for instance, feature a rust-resistant bright finish, sturdy ribbed roll-off area for even loading, and durable welded legs to keep the tray level, with compatible tray liners available for fast color changes and easy cleanup.

Built for Professionals, Trusted by DIYers

Some of the most popular painting equipment on the market is made by The Wooster Brush Company, and each year they design more new products than any other high-quality applicator manufacturer. The company has consistently adapted its products to meet changes in paint technologies, ensuring its tools remain at the forefront of performance and quality — with each product meticulously designed to work seamlessly with modern paints and coatings.

Whether you're a seasoned professional or tackling a weekend project, Wooster Brush paint parts and accessories deliver the reliability and precision that only 175-plus years of dedicated craft can produce.