I'm trying to film more high contrast colors because it shows up better on camera. I've filmed plenty of videos using grey paint, and a lot of folks can't tell what's going on.
5:07 Thankfully i use both..learned to paint with an really old schooled painter ...sash brushes definitely do make your job easier especially when you can make efficient cut ins with a regular square brush
Great presentation, you cover all of the angles (literally). Thank you for sharing your experience. I use a 3" sash but am now curious to try a smaller size.
Friendly Tip! You should do a video for your viewers on paint brush extenders. Wing nuts will drive you nuts! Gooseneck brush extender VS other wing nut brush extenders. You will get thousands of views! Cheers!
China bristle is my go-to for a a dust brush, cut the handle in half and throw it in your pocket. The China bristle is nice because it doesn't flare out and get shredded like a nylon dust brush. But I'm also an oven sash brush guy lol.
@@peetky8645 exactly, so it's just tool that's always in you leg pocket for quick brushing off something, either to help see it better or quick dust the baseboards before you lay tape or after you pole sand or something. Most guys cut the brush handle in half, to better fit in a painters carpenter pants pockets.
i use two inch Wooster Angle sash polyester brush…. it has a bendable handle that i find handy.. i know they are a lot different than what you use.. about$7/brush.. any experience with them?
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I like that you guys show painting wild colors. Most other videos show using white,grey or tan. Thanks for the video.
I'm trying to film more high contrast colors because it shows up better on camera. I've filmed plenty of videos using grey paint, and a lot of folks can't tell what's going on.
5:07 Thankfully i use both..learned to paint with an really old schooled painter ...sash brushes definitely do make your job easier especially when you can make efficient cut ins with a regular square brush
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Great presentation, you cover all of the angles (literally). Thank you for sharing your experience. I use a 3" sash but am now curious to try a smaller size.
Nothing wrong with a 3”, but a 2 1/2 sash is still my favorite.
Friendly Tip! You should do a video for your viewers on paint brush extenders. Wing nuts will drive you nuts! Gooseneck brush extender VS other wing nut brush extenders. You will get thousands of views! Cheers!
I do like that gooseneck brush. It’s quite useful in certain scenarios.
Very helpfull
Oh good! Thanks for watching!!
China bristle is my go-to for a a dust brush, cut the handle in half and throw it in your pocket. The China bristle is nice because it doesn't flare out and get shredded like a nylon dust brush.
But I'm also an oven sash brush guy lol.
That’s a solid pick for a dust brush 🤙
what does a dust brush do? literally dust away dirt prior to painting?
@@peetky8645 exactly, so it's just tool that's always in you leg pocket for quick brushing off something, either to help see it better or quick dust the baseboards before you lay tape or after you pole sand or something. Most guys cut the brush handle in half, to better fit in a painters carpenter pants pockets.
@@Usonian7 thanks for the explanation.
i use two inch Wooster Angle sash polyester brush…. it has a bendable handle that i find handy.. i know they are a lot different than what you use.. about$7/brush.. any experience with them?
We use some gooseneck brushes for certain applications but I like a wooden handle for better control.
@@SuperVassarBrothers The goosenecks are extremely STIFF and won't slip out of your hand! Use by hand or on a pole. Cheers!