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Help me out with this, guys.
What is it and how do you do it?
What is it and how do you do it?
Some like to "condition" new brushes by immersing them in the appropriate thiner or conditioner (ex: water or floetrol for latex) before dipping them in paint
Huh...must be a DIY siteThis is something I found on the Internet.
"Good brush cleaning begins before the brush touches the finish material. To make final cleanup easier and prolong the life of your brush, always dampen the brush with the appropriate solvent or thinner for the finish material you intend to use before loading the brush with finish. Preloading the brush draws thinner into the ferrule and prevents the finish from drying out on the brush during use. Preloading also prevents the finish from clumping as you apply it."
That's the exact quote that I read.This is something I found on the Internet.
"Good brush cleaning begins before the brush touches the finish material. To make final cleanup easier and prolong the life of your brush, always dampen the brush with the appropriate solvent or thinner for the finish material you intend to use before loading the brush with finish. Preloading the brush draws thinner into the ferrule and prevents the finish from drying out on the brush during use. Preloading also prevents the finish from clumping as you apply it."
Just start painting. It will take care of itself in no time. :yes:how to load a brush
I was expecting an amazing answer to this.Just start painting. It will take care of itself in no time. :yes: