I love the 2112 sables by Handover I also love the Meyer Mack Snapper Quills they hold a lot of paint Mack 169 synthetic metal feral brushes are cheap and do a great job. Shorter hairs then 2112s Mack 179L great quills shorter hairs then the snappers. Natural hairs All my truck flats are old stock but everyone needs a large natural hair flat 1/2” 3/4” for larger work Handover 333 size 3 I use on vehicles a lot, good drag and control. Synthetic Mack Rhino Fitches are excellent wall brushes 4080 straight 4085 angled Soft hair fitches by Mack also find lots of work in my kit. Straight and angled. I only use them on brick walls rough wood etc. Anyway hope this helps a little. I love these videos. Every time I think I have my brush situation on lock I find I need a new one. Just ask my fiancé she thinks I may need therapy. Don’t get me started on sign boxes and books. Cheers !
Brilliant comment! Sounds like you got a lot of brushes. I've never owned any flats for soft surfaces. Done a lot of brick work with angled synthetic and fitches.
I am using sable / ox mix by Alligator Germany ,they work ok for lower end brushers ,they size 4 will not hold chisel edge though the others seem to do ok at this
@@theletterhead loving the 2112 size 6 flows the paint forever and clean sharp edgers i just picked a mack 179 size 12 for glass to fill in larger letters
i wasn't expecting to get paid for my community Bar sign i am working on ,,, but i was just informed by guy that runs it ,i will be paid for my work to cover costs and some ,, and they seem to be very much interested in more hand painted signs for the train station village , some computer cuts signs just cost them 750 and they look like crap..i said lol
