Best painting brush

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[rudemooddudehamburg]

That's not the Brush. That are skills

[jamesmelanson]

Finally. Someone who can actually paint. Not just accurate, but quick. VERY nicely done. I'd hire you. One in a million.

[joclovelady]

That's not just the brush. That's an incredibly steady hand and experienced painter.

[jatontherun]

I’ve learned this technique and I have have great results. Fast one shot stokes that impress with a beautiful finished work. I especially like using Purdy angled brushes. Another thing I do is stop breathing and I get a perfect straight line!

[wiz]

Being a painter myself, it takes a lot of skill to cut in a ceiling like this guy, but it's always better if you have a good brush.

[caloslopez]

Remember people it all starts with the prepping calking has to be applied right if u applied it messy you will struggle to make a straight line and will not look good .so it all starts with how good u prep ..good job

[bertie]

Finally someone who knows how to cut in

[wg]

As a painter myself, that is so rewarding to watch .Nice work

[pricklypickle]

I have had same brush for 25 years now . I've changed handle 6 times . And the brissells 8 times . Best brush I've ever had .

[michellem]

Meanwhile I use frog tape and still get paint all over my molding

[EstheCraft]

There's so many types of brush...what kind of brush you use?

[Google_Does_Evil_Now]

It's worth using a good brush. The difference between a £3 cheap brush and a £10/$15 brush is big. Try one. More control, paint comes off the bristles nicer. It's much easier and looks better when it dries.

[leonborg]

Ive been painting for 23 yrs an im always learning stuff every single day. These vids r gd for pickin up tips an gd skill. Keep doin what ur doin ppl 👍

[eddierodriguez]

Everyone pointing out the painter and the brush. In all honesty the paint that he is using must be high quality as well. That is not home depot paint. As a professional, I can see this. Great skills nevertheless

[alexmejia]

That's very good, I'm a painter on details personally I'm make the cuts trying to keep the less stops possible.

[okd]

That's fine for an average house. If you're doing high-end multi-million dollar houses you use different skills. Painted high-end houses in Palm springs for 40 years. There's different levels and customer needs, and budgets. You get what you pay for. And there's nothing wrong with that! I'm not criticizing so don't take it the wrong way. I'm saying there's different requirements for different jobs.

[helennakohl]

Its not the brush thats the expert here, its the person using it thats the expert.

[skepticalzo]

Damn fine cut work!! Love these vids Bro

[jdc]

WHEN I WAS A PART TIME PAINTER, BACK IN THE 70s, THAT IS EXACTLY HOW I WAS TAUGHT TO CUT IN.
I USED A 3 1/2 INCH PURDY BRUSH FOR EVERYTHING.
I AM 6'-5" TALL, SO I COULD CUT IN WHERE THE WALL MEETS THE CEILING, WITHOUT A LADDER.
MY BOSS WOULD USE A ROLLER ON THE WALLS AND CEILING.
WE WERE FAST❗
WE PAINTED THE INTERIOR OF APARTMENT COMPLEX UNITS.

[shanarogers]

What brush are you using?? I've been using woodsters lately and like them,