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By : Stephen Drommonsy    99 or more times read
Submitted 2010-10-21 08:09:21
For most interior applications with Acrylic (latex ) paint the most effective choice is really a nylon/polyester blended brush. For house windows, doors and woodwork trim a square cut two and a half inch trim brush works well for all interior work including "cutting in" the ceiling and walls.

Brushes:
For many interior applications with Acrylic (latex ) paint the most effective option is really a nylon/polyester blended brush. For windows, doors and woodwork trim a square cut two and a half inch trim brush works well for all interior work including "cutting in" the ceiling and walls. Don't use a 100% nylon paint brush, regardless that it might be labeled "for latex paint". Nylon will become limp ( and useless ) after two or three hours of painting.

You may think about buying a one and a half or two inch sash brush to paint around window panes. The bristles of a sash paint brush are cut at an angle to allow for simpler painting into the corners and round the glass. Stick to using nylon/polyester blend. Do not use this brush on doors or flat work.

Should you decide to paint your interior trim with Alkyd ( oil based ) paint or polyurethane, your best choice is a china bristle brush. China Bristle is the product of of hog hair from the Chinese long haired swine. The white bristle paint brush is softer than the black bristle and seems to give a smoother finish. NOTE: Water cleaning swells the bristles so limit this brush to solvent based paints, stains or clear coats.

A good paint brush will likely be tapered on the end of the bristles. The tips on the bristles should be flagged and soft. The bristles need to be firm but not stiff. The perfect indicator of a fantastic paint brush is price. Do not skimp when buying brushes, an inexpensive brush is harder to use and can also ruin the appearance of the finish.

Rollers:
For residential purposes a typical nine inch roller frame is an effective choice. Select a high quality roller frame, the type that grips the roller cover on the ends generally roll out smoother than the tension (wire) birdcage kind of roller frame.

Select a top notch quality roller cover. For latex paint a synthetic fiber 3/8 or 1/2 inch nap gives the better all around performance for painting the smooth or semi-smooth surfaces of walls and ceilings.

Don’t use a roller paint tray, buy a five gallon bucket along with a roller grid. The grid hangs over the inside rim of the bucket, this allows for rolling off excess paint from your roller.

Use a roller extension pole. A home owner needn't purchase a top quality extension pole, however, a roller pole is an effective time and back saving investment. Consider the height of the walls and ceiling, generally a four foot extension pole ought to be adequate.

A shed resistant mohair or wool blended 3/16 to 1/4 inch nap roller cover ought to be used for Alkyd ( oil based ) paints.

You should not buy cheap roller covers regardless that you might throw them away at the end of the paint job. Cheap covers fail to hold or release paint well and usually shed fuzz onto the wall.

Author Resource:

Exterior painting is difficult work and by doing it yourself you may or may not pull off the effects that you’ve been expecting. If you are going to paint the outside of your house then check outpainter london first. There is a lot of arranging to do, so you really have to to plan it carefully, otherwise you will end up wasting the paint you have bought.

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