News — brushes

People sometimes ask me how I get such a nice line when I cut in. There are two reasons for this, the first being experience. When I first started painting I taped everything and no matter what tape you use there will always be bleeding. My dad taught me how to cut in and I have never looked back. The more I painted the better I got at cutting in. I can even do it with either hand. The second reason is my paint brush of choice. The Wooster Softip is my go to. I have used other, more expensive brushes...

There are a million different paint brushes to choose from when you're gathering supplies for painting. Flat, angled, natural, synthetic - there are only a few of the many types of brushes you may come across! Rather than taking a guess and hoping for the best, let's take a look at all of the different types of brushes available on the market. Natural Bristle Brushes - These types of brushes are best used for oil-based paints. They're also a good choice of clear coats or stains. The split ends and natural fibers of the animal hair soak up the paint...