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DON'T BUY THE WRONG PAINT BRUSH...Use These Pro Tips To Decide!! (How To Choose Paint Brushes Pt.1) 

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DON'T BUY THE WRONG PAINT BRUSH...Use These Pro Tips To Decide!! (How To Choose Paint Brushes Pt.1)
There are numerous paint brushes available on the market today. And not every brush is meant for every application. This short video from The Honest Carpenter and Oak City Coatings will show you how to "read" the bristles and filaments of your paint brush!
Paint brush bristles or filaments fall into two distinct categories: SYNTHETIC vs. NATURAL.
Synthetic bristle brushes are best for water-based paints like latex, and also acrylic paints.
Natural bristle brushes are best for oil-based paints, as well as varnishes, lacquer, polyurethane, etc...
Synthetic brushes mostly utilize polyester and nylon for their bristles. Polyester is stiffer, and Nylon is softer. By blending the two types of bristles, brush manufacturers can achieve different levels of stiffness in their paint brushes.
Soft brushes are best for trim paints, especially interior, because they leave fewer stroke lines.
Stiff brushes are best for heavy paints and exterior applications, because summer heat can cause brushes to soften, which affects their performance.
Chinex is a brush material created to perform well with new LOW-V.O.C. PAINTS. Some brushes, like Purdy Pro-Extra, contain some Chinex in their bristle mixture.
Natural bristle brushes are actually made from organic animal hair (hogs, horses, oxen, badgers). These natural bristles have a trifurcation at their ends--they have split ends. These split filaments are great for holding and spreading oil-based paints, varnish, polyurethane and such.
To check the ratio of filaments in a brush, fan the tip with the end of your hand. Stiff polyester strands will be shorter, while soft nylon will be longer. Cheaper brush manufacturers will often pack their brushes with polyester solely!
Thanks for watching!
The Honest Carpenter

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@jscatt6123
@jscatt6123 2 года назад
Another reason you don’t want to use natural bristle with water base is that the water causes natural bristles to swell which causes large brush marks. This was a great video, thanks!
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
I learned this only too late to get it into the video, JS. But I’ll pin it here at the top-thanks for the great tip!
@anneoreilly4900
@anneoreilly4900 2 года назад
I've read the labels but never knew the why behind the different brushes. Looking forward to the next installments.
@ALJessica
@ALJessica Год назад
That sounds to be a thing only when we talk painting Walls. Because paints for warhammer are also water based, and in this case natural bristles are the best brushes without a doubt. Kolinsky sable brushes to be more exact.
@DuxDucis77
@DuxDucis77 2 года назад
Hopefully you can cover some information on cleaning paint brushes to prolong their use. I've always struggled with that.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Definitely going to cover that topic, Squeegie!
@boonicholas1530
@boonicholas1530 2 года назад
Best way to clean a brush that you used in an oil based paint, is to add some thinner in a can, like an empty paint can. And let it sit in there for a while. 30-45 minute or so. Then take it by the handle and dip it up and down in the same thinner. Brush the bottom of the can back and forth lightly and after a few minutes your brush will be clean. You absolutely do not want to let the paint get up into the brush any more than a couple inches. Water on a brush that was used in oil based paint will ruin it. If you are cleaning a brush that you just used with latex paint. You let water pour down the bristles from the handle down to the tip of the bristles. Get the bulk of the paint off that way. Then under the running water start separating the bristles and let the water rinse into it. Over and over again. Do that a lot. Brush the bottom of the sink like with the oil based paint in the thinner can. You can take your fingers like make an OK 👌🏼 sign with them around the bristles and let the water lightly pour down through your fingers and into the bristles. That helps keep the shape of the brush and keeps the bristles from being rolled back and losing their spot in the brush. But you mainly have to have some patience with cleaning both kinds of paint out of the brushes. Dry them as well as you can by putting the handle of them in your palms and spinning it back and forth a few good times and put it back into the shuck that you took it out of when you bought it. Hope that helps. I’m sure a video by this guy will do a lot better explaining it than what I can. But you can trust me, cause I’m a painter lol
@akoznasovajusername
@akoznasovajusername 2 года назад
You remove an oil-based paint with... oil. Any oil, like a sunflower oil for example.
@ccadama
@ccadama 2 года назад
@@boonicholas1530 Thanks for the cleaning tips. I found that for latex paints, I remove as much paint from my brushes by squeezing the bristles between newspapers, brush any remaining paint on more newspapers, then washing under water. I use less water doing it this way and also take less time. And like you said, dry the brush by spinning them dry and I wrap the bristles in a paper towel to let them dry before I put my brushes back into the shuck the brushes came in. I take care of my paint brushes and haven't had to but a new one in years. Again, thanks.
@JM-sz4oi
@JM-sz4oi 2 года назад
MOST important, before you put a brush into paint, put in whatever you use to clean the brush, water or paint thinner, as appropriate. Let the liquid soak all the way up to the top of the brush. Shake off the excess. Don't bury the brush in the paint (2" as suggested) and the paint won't wick up to the base. Cleaning is a snap. I have 15+ year-old brushes that look like new.
@monkeygraborange
@monkeygraborange 2 года назад
I’ve been working with the same 4 Purdy 2 1/2” brushes for the better part of a decade. I pamper those things more than my dogs! Woe be to he who even _looks_ at my brushes, much less dares to touch them!
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
That’s about how long Nick has had his, monkey 😆
@judih.8754
@judih.8754 2 года назад
Me as well. Taking care of your paint brushes will ensure they last! I've certainly gotten my money's worth from my Purdy brushes.
@carlbussmann7559
@carlbussmann7559 2 года назад
@@judih.8754 Amen, amen.
@jayson3900
@jayson3900 2 года назад
Same. Most of the brushes I currently have I’ve had for about 8 years now. I still need to go get a few more to save the life of the things ones I baby the most.
@benefitthirteen
@benefitthirteen 2 года назад
I've been a Purdy guy for 20 some years, in part as I've never found a reason to switch. They consistently lay down paint well and last a long time if cared for. Sounds like a good series, looking forward to the upcoming videos.
@BobelPop
@BobelPop Год назад
Have you tried Proform? They have phenomenal interior brushes that are reasonably priced.
@Charlielizard
@Charlielizard 2 года назад
Excellent video. Have always been lost when looking at a wall of paint brushes and no one around to help. Appreciate your videos so much, an old dog can still learn new tricks. 👍👍👍
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Thank you, Chuck! Glad to help! 😄
@susanhenley8240
@susanhenley8240 2 года назад
My favorite brush is a 1&1/2" angle. I can get so much done with that thing!
@carlb1409
@carlb1409 Год назад
This perfectly explained why the brush I was using to touch up large areas of a few shingles 2 weeks ago seemed to be skim coating instead of layering evenly. Now I know what to go buy.
@profcah
@profcah 2 года назад
Great video and great series! As a diy person who has painted for years, I NEVER knew any of this and neither did the handymen who helped me over the years. Can’t wait to see what else I don’t know!
@rta3738
@rta3738 2 года назад
I hear you. I’ve almost always used Purdue brushes, but the only thing I knew was using natural bristle with oil paint. I’ll be paying closer attention from now on before I buy any more brushes.
@oakcitycoatings
@oakcitycoatings 2 года назад
So glad the insider tips were helpful!
@pzpierce
@pzpierce 2 года назад
So informative! I’ve been thinking of doing some painting at home and needed this information. Thank you!
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Thanks pz! Good luck with the painting-work safe! 🙂
@hc2cox
@hc2cox 2 года назад
I find these videos are so informative / educational. Thank you! I remember you let the other pro speak in the water heater video. I really liked that format. I'd suggest featuring Nick show and tell in the video too. I think it serves as a great incentive for them to do these videos since they'd be able to get their names out and generate more leads. Hope you get to 1M soon!
@levenscott645
@levenscott645 2 года назад
Thanks for this valuable, spot-on video. I have been painting around the house for years but never knew what I now know, thanks to you.
@billm.8220
@billm.8220 2 года назад
Always appreciate the great advice Ethan. Very informative & straight forward. No hype or fluff.
@alonzohollingsworth7712
@alonzohollingsworth7712 2 года назад
Excellent and informative video on paint brushes. I really knew or paid attention to what are the obvious reasons and advantages for the different types. Look forward to the continuing series on this topic.
@oldskoooler
@oldskoooler Месяц назад
Excellent video, a very informed presenatation. Thank You Honest Carpenter. I don't live in the US but it's good to see that water based low VOC paints are widely used. I would like to think we are not that far behind in Europe and I have used w/based paint outdoors in a very aggressive weather marine environment with frankly better results. Many people only give 10 years for oil paint to be available and as it is bad for everyone's bronchial system...the quicker the better,
@NatalieSkiRN
@NatalieSkiRN 2 года назад
Natalie from Maine. Thanks for this video. I do a lot of painting around the house.ive used Perdy for years ,take care of it and they last & last. Tried the less $$ common brand with my last project, it wasn't that worth the extra cost...well after a few strokes, went back and spend the extra couple of dollars .If you paint ,you know the difference between between a good brush and a cheaper brand brush and it shows in your work , Gosh I'm fussy.LOL.
@saraferrier7457
@saraferrier7457 2 года назад
Very helpful. I have always wanted to know the difference between each brush with each paint. I can’t wait to see your next video.
@solitarybea
@solitarybea 2 года назад
this comes at such a great time - currently planning to repaint all the things and got really overwhelmed by all the paint brush and roller options out there
@mrgee7059
@mrgee7059 Год назад
Great info! And timely. Paint is changing pretty quickly and it's good to know what will give you the best result. I'm looking forward to the roller video. Best!
@janissharkey7174
@janissharkey7174 2 года назад
Thank you for posting this video. Very helpful information!
@seanmuir9594
@seanmuir9594 2 года назад
Love your collaborative series on all things paint. Very informative. I hope to see more.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Thank you Sean! It’s been very enlightening for me 😄
@I_like_railways
@I_like_railways 2 года назад
Hi I'm 14 and I love carpentry and this channel has inspired me so much and helped with my projects thanks
@cycle_path
@cycle_path 2 года назад
Thank you again for some great condensed information
@PHuston311
@PHuston311 2 года назад
Extemely helpful thanks for putting this together. I’ve made so many of these now obvious mistakes in the past.
@jefff6167
@jefff6167 2 года назад
Great video, very helpful. Thanks for taking the time to create such useful content.
@christophermartin7973
@christophermartin7973 2 года назад
Super interesting to watch I've never thought about this topic very much but it will be saved for future reference now! I also would love to see a video on cleaning brushes properly after use from water based paints, oil based paints, interior and exterior stain if there are differences in cleaning based on each application.
@davidbemis1832
@davidbemis1832 2 года назад
Great job, Ethan. This was a great idea for a series. Thanks.
@skigglystars9525
@skigglystars9525 2 года назад
Yet again, something learned. Thanks to Nick as well!
@stevenmoss6043
@stevenmoss6043 2 года назад
Great vid Ethan!! Ironically, I finished a mini paint project in the garage. Painted some masonry, baseboards and some quarter round. A glass of water can. E useful to spread oil based paint, that weighs heavy on the brush. Learned it doing a fence restoration 😉
@robinrummel1359
@robinrummel1359 2 года назад
Best and most informative video I've seen on paint brush differences, thank you! And Nick also! 👍👍
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Thank you, Robin! 😄
@bolerkai
@bolerkai 2 года назад
Very informative, I look forward to the rest of the videos in this series.
@user990077
@user990077 2 года назад
Great content. It's good to brush up on my brush knowledge.
@simongchadwick
@simongchadwick 2 года назад
Excellent information and production as usual, Ethan! I've also had great results using cheap disposable foam "brushes" when applying oils, varnishes, and sealers, especially to rough wood and outdoor furniture.
@bengoolie5197
@bengoolie5197 2 года назад
A lot of great information in this video. Thanks very much for all the great work you do.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Thanks Ben!
@2slwilliams
@2slwilliams 2 года назад
excellent information. i look forward to the series!
@randyhuber7108
@randyhuber7108 Год назад
I found this to be very educational and helpful for a homeowner. Did not realize the variety of paint brushes, and what they do very informative.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter Год назад
Glad it helped, Randy! Thanks for watching 😄
@SharonCarbine
@SharonCarbine 2 года назад
Excellent and very informative, Ethan! Thank you!
@jamesmccamish3901
@jamesmccamish3901 Год назад
Really great. As an old weekend diy warrior, I wish I had this great information years ago.
@daveezell204
@daveezell204 2 года назад
Great video!! Excellent info for us nonprofessional painters...
@dburl74
@dburl74 2 года назад
Excellent video. Looking forward to the next parts
@johnthompson3179
@johnthompson3179 3 месяца назад
Really good video with well organized and well delivered information. I'll be searching for and watching more ! Thanks so much !
@edwardm9788
@edwardm9788 2 года назад
Top video mate. I have never considered the material when purchasing brushes. Looking forward to your next video on the subject.
@chadhanson3431
@chadhanson3431 2 года назад
Thank you for the details on the brushes.
@5678blob
@5678blob 2 года назад
Probably THE most informative video you have made yet. Excellent job.
@twentyonetwos3967
@twentyonetwos3967 2 года назад
Great informative video. I was totally unaware of the idiosyncrasies of paint brushes.
@dannyboy9817
@dannyboy9817 Месяц назад
Brilliant video. Really appreciate you sharing this invaluable knowledge. Many thanks 👍.
@cltinturkey
@cltinturkey 2 года назад
Very useful video. Thanks! I look forward to more paint videos, in particular the various grades and types of paints and their optimal uses. It would also be really useful to hear your tips on how to clean good-quality and pricey brushes properly. Thanks for considering.
@ddm3125
@ddm3125 2 года назад
Thanks for this video series!
@michaeldufresne9428
@michaeldufresne9428 Год назад
Great video! I look forward to the rest of the series. Please include a video about cleaning brushes and rollers. Thanks
@Colin623
@Colin623 Год назад
Thank you for this educational video, I have learnt a lot today, will have a much better idea of what to buy in the future 👍
@Gurfbagel
@Gurfbagel Год назад
Super interesting and helpful since I need to do some painting soon.
@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461
@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461 2 года назад
🤗🤗👍😎 ETHAN …. A very good topic to start with because most people don’t understand what you were about to share with them and I was very blessed to have someone when I first started out shared this with me and thankfully I’m retired but I was brushes did me a lot of good
@17chucksters
@17chucksters 2 года назад
Great video. One topic I’d love see if explained is how to clean and maintain brushes. I was amazed when you said the painter had been using the same brushes for years.
@donniel.5902
@donniel.5902 2 года назад
very helpful and informative video. Thank you.
@brianscherman
@brianscherman 2 года назад
This was super helpful! I wish I had watched this before painting our guest house.
@fairamir1
@fairamir1 4 месяца назад
Painter 25 years...my favorite cut in brush is the Zibra Chisled Wedge...love that brush.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 4 месяца назад
Good pro info!
@fairamir1
@fairamir1 4 месяца назад
Go buy one ! Home Depot or Lowes @@TheHonestCarpenter
@brianbarker2670
@brianbarker2670 2 года назад
Good info. Never knew that natural bristles do a better job for varnishes.
@paulhopkins1905
@paulhopkins1905 10 месяцев назад
My dad has been a painter for over 50 years, and has used the 3 inch Nylox Swan for everything for decades. It is the best brush on the market, for interior and exterior. That is painting in Houston Texas where it is extremely hot
@richardp3624
@richardp3624 2 года назад
As usual, very comprehensive and well done.
@ImAlwaysFrisky
@ImAlwaysFrisky 2 года назад
Although I don’t always NEED to see a video you post I always watch so I learn something new. Keep up the great work sir 🍻
@jimp65
@jimp65 2 года назад
Excellent video, looking forward to part 2,3,4…
@alangugino3255
@alangugino3255 2 года назад
Thanks for doing this video series. It's very timely. I've been very confused about which brushes to use for both oil and water based paints. I'm looking forward to the next in the series. PS I love you videos. Great material and straight forward, easy to understand. And you really do seem honest! :-)
@jeanine6492
@jeanine6492 2 года назад
Great video, looking forward to the next one!
@trent3288
@trent3288 2 года назад
Very useful tips . Thanks
@lewishayes9228
@lewishayes9228 2 года назад
Great video. Thanks for sharing
@eldergeektromeo9868
@eldergeektromeo9868 2 года назад
Great info! Thank you!
@blaakrose
@blaakrose 2 года назад
Next time I paint, I will look at the paint to see if it is low voc. A lot of good information I didn't until now.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Much of it is these days, rose! Though it takes on voc’s when tints get added 😬
@monkeygraborange
@monkeygraborange 2 года назад
Honestly, the whole VOC thing is a gimmick to justify higher prices, in my opinion.
@Arby631
@Arby631 Год назад
Take a whiff of any paint rated exterior versus interior grade paint. You can smell the difference. Kilz oil-based got that stnak
@chefspenser1480
@chefspenser1480 2 года назад
Holy Crap!?!?! Who Knew?!?!?! Thank you!! Terrific information - well delivered. Thank you sir! Cheers
@FierceSleepingDog
@FierceSleepingDog 2 года назад
Very helpful intro. Thank you!
@catblue6393
@catblue6393 2 года назад
Very informative, concise video! 👍🏻
@kll815
@kll815 2 года назад
One disadvantage of covid was I was unable to visit my sister in Montana (I live in Alberta); incidentally, when I visit, I usually stop by the hardware store and pick up a few Purdy brushes…over two years was a long time to wait to pick up a nice, new brush! lol
@Sheila-cm4jy
@Sheila-cm4jy Год назад
They don't sell Purdy brushes in Alberta?
@woodworksbygrampies1284
@woodworksbygrampies1284 2 года назад
Hola! 🖐 As usual, super informative video packed into a short presentation. Like anything else, using quality tools results in quality results BUT just as important is using the correct tool. Thank you for this video and I look forward to the next installment. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
@grat2010
@grat2010 2 года назад
Great information! Thank you.
@Pollo2400
@Pollo2400 Год назад
This is the BEST explanation of different types of bristles and their use. You got yourself a new subscriber.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter Год назад
Thank you, Juan! 😄
@chrislonsberry1974
@chrislonsberry1974 2 года назад
I learned a lot in that video. Thanks!
@jackoesterlejr.3454
@jackoesterlejr.3454 5 месяцев назад
Thank You! I use Purdy's! Be Blessed!
@johnthompson3462
@johnthompson3462 2 года назад
Excellent and a lot of good information
@AlSabado-at-alsabado-com
@AlSabado-at-alsabado-com 2 года назад
Thanks for this informative video. I'd normally buy whichever is most affordable.
@just-intime6797
@just-intime6797 2 года назад
Great video! Please make sure you produce a video on how to clean paint bushes!
@DAISNAID214
@DAISNAID214 2 года назад
Painting is something even casual people do (like us). We painted our bedroom and are gonna paint our nursery soon and man I wish I had this information beforehand.
@captkleppto
@captkleppto Год назад
This video brings back so many memories from when I was a kid. My dad was a paint contractor for 30 yrs or so. He had brushes that he treated as a chef would his knives. No one was allowed to touch his knives, I mean brushes…😂😂😂. Some jobs he did however use “disposable” brushes. Wait, I just had a thought, Maybe because those are the brushes I used when I wanted to go to work with him.
@juliehenderson1672
@juliehenderson1672 Год назад
Excellent! Thank you!
@wayne-oo
@wayne-oo 2 года назад
Cleaning and storage of brushes would be nice !
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Coming before too long, Wayne!
@richardreynaga5051
@richardreynaga5051 Год назад
YOU NAILED IT!!!!! AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME 😎 every painter should educate themselves and your video is excellent 👍🏼
@paulscheirer2368
@paulscheirer2368 2 года назад
Great information. Learned a lot.
@charlesviner1565
@charlesviner1565 2 года назад
Yep, I like these kinds of videos 👍lots of information in a short video
@David.M.
@David.M. 2 года назад
This is great information, thanks!
@tonym6920
@tonym6920 2 года назад
Lots of great information, can’t wait for the next video. 👍👍
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
Thanks Tony!
@MBMCincy63
@MBMCincy63 2 года назад
Thank you for the information Ethan 🙂.
@TheHonestCarpenter
@TheHonestCarpenter 2 года назад
You’re welcome, Mary Beth!
@MaddMaxxWoodWorks
@MaddMaxxWoodWorks 2 года назад
Great video for a lot of us that do not paint professionally
@kersi-sandiego6036
@kersi-sandiego6036 2 года назад
I learnt quite a bit. Please do a video on how to MAINTAIN brushes. Look forward to a similar video on rollers. Thanks an EXCELLENT, to the point, no BS video.
@caramidacaramida3959
@caramidacaramida3959 2 года назад
Then you for making this video for us, this is very informative I learned a lot then you again
@garykintzler4273
@garykintzler4273 2 года назад
this was great. Thank you
@zakbergmann7650
@zakbergmann7650 Год назад
Great video! Now I'll know which brush to grab for which job! Something that would be imensely helpful to cover would be cleaning oil based finishes out of brushes. It seems like an hour long process for me so I feel like there must be a better approach! Thanks!
@jayson3900
@jayson3900 2 года назад
As a painter of nearly 20 years I leaned something new which is kind of rare these days when it comes to painting. Another most excellent video, my dude! This is why I’m subscribed to you because I usually learn something new, or something I’ve forgotten along the way. On top of that, most of everything in your videos are pretty easy to verify for the novice which solidifies your credibility. As for the painting series, will you be covering the use of spray rigs? I haven’t touched one in forever but was looking at getting a new one for some potential, upcoming jobs in the future and wouldn’t mind seeing a refresher video on the subject. Thanks once again for all of the great and free content you put out there! I can’t wait to have some play money for some new work tools I can purchase through your affiliate links. Have a blessed weekend! Much love and gratitude, good sir.
@jayson3900
@jayson3900 2 года назад
Oh, and almost all of my brushes are Purdy as well minus a couple of Woosters and my junk brushes. Wooster used to be top of the line 20 years ago when I began learning the trade but Purdy has had them beat hand’s down in my book for at least the past decade. I love my Purdy brushes and treat them better than the last few women I’ve dated! 😅🤷🏻‍♂️
@markgallagher1376
@markgallagher1376 2 года назад
Great informative video.
@idahospyder1620
@idahospyder1620 2 года назад
Interesting subject, thanks
@rudrabarathan2737
@rudrabarathan2737 Год назад
BRILLIANT INFORMATIONS.
@jeremybrownell546
@jeremybrownell546 2 года назад
Fantastic video!
@brianphillips7818
@brianphillips7818 Год назад
Now I know. Thank you for educating me.
@pondacres
@pondacres 2 года назад
This was very informative, thanks!
@pondacres
@pondacres Год назад
Prize? There's a prize lol?
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