What's the best paint brush to use?
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I would use a roller with a pad that holds a lot of water/liquid. If you need to use a brush use the same advise also you can spray it on and I would let it sit for 24 hours so its well dissolved and mixed and you would need to strain it very well. Life time does not get thick it is thin as water
1068155
Its like painting with dirty water so anything will do, even a rag. In fact, you'll feel a little foolish because you don't get the immediate gratification you get with paint or stain, but the long term effects are what you're after.
1068156
You can use any brush made for water based paints. I sprayed it on, with a garden sprayer and then brushed it out to make it more even. It goes on very watery; almost like applying water to the wood. It soaks in well but don't be surprised if there's some runoff. I suggest treating boards before building your project so you can cover all sides. I did mine on plastic so any runoff was reusable for other pieces. This is a great product!
1200053
The bigger fan brush can be used as a contour brush and there is a smaller angled brush that can also be used as a contour brush. If you really want just color deposit that isn't toooo drastic of a contour line there is the blush brush and a smaller blush brush as well.
2276904
For kids, there is an app for Windows 8 & 8.1 called "Fresh Paint". I found this app utilizes the features of the brush and can even print out in large format. It was the app featured in one of Microsoft's TV spots.For more adult applications, we use Sketchbook and Sketchbook Express by Autodesk, which is constantly being tweaked and renamed but remains a great application.
1324446
I bought a 5 quart paint bucket that is perfect size from home depot. Also, i got some of the buckets they sell from the Swann ice shavers website work well.
1272598
You can google image a brush guide but I would personally play with the brushes and see what you like using I only use like one or two for what their actuality meant for
514916
Any brush is fine. I use a blue Avent one that looks like an oversized tooth brush. I pull the whole thing apart each time (warm soapy water)
922576
Just get a standard-size bottle variety pack of military flats paints, and a decent enough variety pack of brushes, too. Use Testor's glue -- it's great for moderate builders -- it's a little more forgiving.
1508132
This is a very thick liquid, I actually found putting it into a cup, and quickly ran a string of my home made beads through the solution. I think you can use any brush, bu the thicker it is the easier it will loose bristles. Good Luck. God Bless
1956640
I just bought the color closest to my store bought foundation. It also helps to know what your colors are. I have to much red so colors that don't have a lot of red or pink work best. I bought the lowest price airbrush from Bellocio. The compressor is fine but the trigger for the air brush is an ongoing problem. Since it was the cheapest airbrush I could find anywhere I would stay with Bellocio but by a more expensive airbrush which would still be comperable price wise.I would also add they stand behind their warranty. Good luck, I hope this helps.
960437
Its the best, I been using this for years when I paint. Just change it more often when using with lacquer.
414191
Yes is the best I've used so far. Just keep in mind when cleaning the paint container to clean it thoroughly and leave the cap off. Because once it's dried up it can get hard to open. But to answer your question it's the best one ive used on my car and other household projects. I definitely recommend this item.
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this is good for medium to full coverage foundation. I gave 2 links for blush brush :) http://realtechniques.com/look-blog/your-perfect-finish-sam-s-real-techniques-blush-brush http://www.amazon.com/Real-Techniques-RLT-1407-Blush-Brush/dp/B004TSFBJO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394935421&sr=8-2&keywords=real+techniques+blush+brush
1442452
I would not recommend this brush. It does not hold enough paint and it's designed to do small details. Get a brush that can hold bottles or go to an automotive type gun.
559015
I'm sorry, I have no idea what you mean by "popular brushes". Boar bristle is the best. Mason Pearson (and other companies) add in nylon because it's very difficult to pull a purely boar bristle brush through thick, long hair. Your age has nothing to do with what type of brush you use. This is a superior brush and I'd recommend it to anyone.
692240
I would use a roller that's good for oil paint. I would not use a brush at all, it does leave marks. The roller was perfect.
2097811
No, Just buy a brush from Walmart for $2.00 and use and through away. Before you use the paint clean the area for best results.
726964
Like others have commented, any spray detailer will work. I use Mothers or Maguire's all the time. Just depends on what I have on hand. Either one works great.