Why i use a 3" brush for painting houses 

I agree. You get more paint on the wall and use fewer strokes. 2.5 brushes leave uneven streaks.

Nice one. Thx

Got to agree with you there chief. See plenty of painters that leave work like that. Very thin coat almost looks like it’s not been touched. Only makes finishing coats look piss poor. Not clever. Same dudes have their ceilings the same. Put plenty of material on, don’t roll it out dry. Dafties.

Water based is a different method than oils .A lot try stretching the acrylic out like oils . Acrylic should be loaded up and layed off .As you do kind sir

Im 40 years at the game . Mostly private work . I dont use 3 inch brushes ar all and i think there two big for cuting in woodwork . Just saying every one to there own mate . Still like watching your clips though .

Yeah you're right , pile the u/c on, cos u can always rub it back lightly if u don't tip it off properly

worn in 3 inch. didnt think there was any other way. so many painters leave their woodwork too thin. Most finished plots are redecs once the site agent finishes with them. walls and ceilings are normally ok its always the satinwood. 1 coat just isnt enough fellas?

Johnstones aqua undercoat on new MDF well worth it, any top coats slide on.

I tell you what candle stick your frames would gloss straight up after one acrylic

I find a 2.5 faster and less hassle on the wrist on anything other than old houses with bigger skirtings etc

You speak the truth

looks good thats how i paint

Im with you candle man. 3inch all the way

Might be faster but I hope them hinges got cleaned what u knocked right on to

after 25 years of doing contract work price I have never used my 3inch brush for 8 years. I simply load the brush well

As a Hamilton Perfection fan have you tried the new Expression brushes? Are they any good?

good video thank

Flash to the rescue 😎

hi mark is the helmet yours and are you a biker! ps ime on 3 brushes your bang on mate.

Do you shape your 3" like you trim your 2" brushes Mark ?

I do 2inch

It's almost like a white stain lol

Do you not find you get runs using a 3 inch. And maybe that guy was using a worse quality of paint

Nah, if you're using water based paints on woodwork you should be using a Staalmeester brush or Picasso. Also, doesn't matter how thick you apply it a shit brush will do a shit job and quite frankly new wood is always a four coat system.. if your professional and doing it properly so it doesn't matter too much. But dump that Hamilton, get a real paint Brush. lol