Yes, like all things, once you gain the knowledge it can make a huge difference in what you do. Thanks for taking the time comment, great to have you with us Colin
Thanks Phil, yes the newer paint brushes are pretty good, and inexpensive too, so it kind of takes the heart out of caring for them the same way. What I liked about taking care with brushes is that it added an element of quality to the finishing side of things ... or a least it seemed that way to me, but so many different options these days. Thanks for posting Colin
Your videoes are great, thanks so much for doing this. Your in depth approach and know how is plainly good. Not only do you help me gain understanding, but its also great motivation. I'll spread the word about your channel Thanks!
great video, and sorry it has taken so long to subscribe. A few tricks I have is to comb and trim my brushes and wrap them in butcher paper with masking tape or a rubber band over the metal collar, as most of my brushes are of the inexpensive type. Justin
Hi there, what type of brush would you recommend to apply a (triple thick Varathane) water base on a black walnut dining table to avoid brush stroke marks knowing that the triple thick Varathane is very thick.?
I think when you start feeling it stiff. Remember to always do a correct prep on your brush and at the end clean it really well with the same thinner you used to dissolve your finish
Thanks for your comments and even more thanks for spreading the word
Great to have you with us
Colin
Yes, like all things, once you gain the knowledge it can make a huge difference in what you do.
Thanks for taking the time comment, great to have you with us
Colin
Thanks Phil, yes the newer paint brushes are pretty good, and inexpensive too, so it kind of takes the heart out of caring for them the same way. What I liked about taking care with brushes is that it added an element of quality to the finishing side of things ... or a least it seemed that way to me, but so many different options these days. Thanks for posting
Colin
Your videoes are great, thanks so much for doing this. Your in depth approach and know how is plainly good. Not only do you help me gain understanding, but its also great motivation. I'll spread the word about your channel
Thanks!
That's an excellent tip ... quick and easy to do as well, thanks for sharing this/
Great to have you with us
Colin
That was really helpful and encouraging - the Paint Brush Aisle and Home Depot is no longer as intimidating. Thank you!
Very helpful, informative and concise. Thanks so much!
Great search result for my query. Any advice on brush stiffness? There seems to be a lot of choices
Very informative! Thank you
Thanks!
great video, and sorry it has taken so long to subscribe. A few tricks I have is to comb and trim my brushes and wrap them in butcher paper with masking tape or a rubber band over the metal collar, as most of my brushes are of the inexpensive type. Justin
Hi there, what type of brush would you recommend to apply a (triple thick Varathane) water base on a black walnut dining table to avoid brush stroke marks knowing that the triple thick Varathane is very thick.?
How many times could you use it for polyurethane before throwing it out !? 🤔 or do the good ones last forever
I think when you start feeling it stiff. Remember to always do a correct prep on your brush and at the end clean it really well with the same thinner you used to dissolve your finish
The rule is:
Synthetic brushes are for water based paint products,
Natural brushers are for oil based paint products; period
Say pro ject one more time!!
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