residentialpaing
A paintbrush is a versatile tool for applying primers, undercoats, varnishes and topcoats to a variety of surfaces.
Use one for applying gloss to wood and metalwork, and for where colours or surfaces meet – around windows and doors, for example.
HOLDING A BRUSHHold the handle between the thumb and first finger, resting the fingertips at the top of the handle.Dip the brush in the paint so it reaches halfway up the bristles then wipe it on the side of the can to remove the excess. Use short, even strokes to apply the paint using both sides of the bristles.
USING A BRUSH1.Stir the paint – unless it is non-drip. Make sure any liquid on the surface is thoroughly mixed into the paint by lifting the stick as you stir.2.Choose a brush which is the right size. As a rough gui
In this article we concentrate on how to select and use a Paintbrush for your residential painting or commercial painting job.
Paintbrushes
A paintbrush is a versatile tool for applying primers, undercoats, varnishes and topcoats to a variety of surfaces. Use one for applying gloss to wood and metalwork, and for where colours or surfaces meet – around windows and doors, for example.
HOLDING A BRUSH
Hold the handle between the thumb and first finger, resting the fingertips at the top of the handle.
Dip the brush in the paint so it reaches halfway up the bristles then wipe it on the side of the can to remove the excess. Use short, even strokes to apply the paint using both sides of the bristles.
3.Flick the bristles against your hand to remove dust, old paint and loose bristles.USING A B
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