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| Rmundo 2005-07-13, 6:26 pm |
| For oil based applications both paint and stain what kind of brush do
you advise.
For water based paint what kind of brush do you recommend.
what is the best kind of brush to use for doing trim, specifically to
make straight lines along edge and trim.
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| Rmundo wrote:
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> For oil based applications both paint and stain what kind of brush do
> you advise.
Chinese bristles
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> For water based paint what kind of brush do you recommend.
Nylon bristles
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> what is the best kind of brush to use for doing trim, specifically to
> make straight lines along edge and trim.
A cut brush, the bristles are angled at 45 degrees.
I prefer a 2 1\2" cut brush, holds lots of paint.
Dan
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| Frank Knight 2005-07-13, 6:26 pm |
| Dan has done some painting!
"Dan" <daniel.frese@verizon.not> wrote in message
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> Rmundo wrote:
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> Chinese bristles
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> Nylon bristles
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> A cut brush, the bristles are angled at 45 degrees.
> I prefer a 2 1\2" cut brush, holds lots of paint.
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> Dan
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| Frank Knight wrote:
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> Dan has done some painting!
Yeah, being a home improvement contractor for 30 years has given me lots of
opportunities to practice.
Dan
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| Frank Knight 2005-07-13, 6:26 pm |
| For sure, I was going to answer him as I have do quite alot of painting of
everything over the last 37 years but you said it all.
"Dan" <daniel.frese@verizon.not> wrote in message
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> Frank Knight wrote:
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> Yeah, being a home improvement contractor for 30 years has given me lots
> of opportunities to practice.
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> Dan
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