Wooster makes a nice chinex brush.Some people have not discovered how good these brushes are. The Chinex filament that they use is by far the easiest Brush Ever to wash out. From my understanding it is a solid filament compared to most other brushes which have hollow bristles that keep brush from washing out thoroughly and quickly. On the rare occasion that I use oil primer or paint, they are my go to brush. Hard to believe but I prefer this brush over china bristle, and they clean out superbly! Some painters that I have spoken with think the Chinex is a white china bristle since they definitely have the same appearance. You won’t be sorry if you try these brushes. Wooster also makes the Alpha which is nice to work with and a new one that I discovered recently called the Gold edge semi-oval is also very easy to use.
Those woosters are amazing when you first get em, one of the best I have used. The problem is they don’t stay that way very long imo. Never used the gold edge semi oval but i will soon, i like ovals a lot so I’ll keep an eye out for it. Thanks.
To make your goose neck brush bristle stiffer wrap a wide rubber band halfway. You can add a piece of cardboard or plastic between the rubber band and the bristle to retain the brush shape
Purdy ox hair for oil based enamel Purdy clear cut or clear cut elite 3 in angle sash for latex wall and ceiling Syntox for clear coats Anything chinex for exterior
Angled brushes seem like they would be better, but a flat brush holds more paint and can also get into corners, and it can be used in both directions. Flats are especially much better for cutting walls. You know someone is using an angled brush on a wall because their cut ins are streaky and thin. .
Your videos are very educational, as well as very enjoyable to watch. In VA and just really enjoy the videos. Checked out your site have super awesome things on their. Coolest one I saw was your 2 edge paint tool. Trying to convince my wife it's a must have! Keep up the good work man! Congratulations on all your success.
I don’t mind some premiere products, but when it comes to brushes nothing is better then a Wooster imo, I use Wooster ultra/pro firm or Wooster ultra/pro extra firm 2.5 angle on both, been in the paint field since 1981 and have yet to find a cutter that can hang wit me some call me the ceiling line master haha, your only as good as your brush well I tell ya Chris I have used some real crap over the years, but bad brush or not talent can overcome many slip ups haha
Great tips on the brush materials and the Deck Boss - I always though China bristles were for oil based paint. Speaking of oil based paint - I would love a Pros advice. I have badly peeling cedar lap siding and was planning to prime bare wood spots after scraping and sanding with oil based Zinsser Cover Stain before repainting - but I am concerned about any possible moisture in the wood pushing the paint off because oil does not breath. In your opinion would I be better off with a Latex Exterior Primer for cedar siding before going back w flat latex - probably SW Duration - SW has an Exterior Latex and its 53 Gal! Many thanks for a Pros answer, as I keep getting different answers from paint store salespeople. My house is 3 story's in places and I do not want to have to do this again for 8 to 10+ years!
the bristles are chinex which is a modern nylon looks like white bristle. unless the wood is rotten it shouldn't be a problem but before spot priming fill with a wood filler.
Use a wood moisture calibrator to determine the moisture percentage. I would not primer or paint any raw/exposed wood if the moisture content is over 11 percent. The drier the better!
I follow you because I have learned a lot with your videos, now I see that what you recommend is true, I tried these brushes and that’s what I use now, very nice brushes!!
Hey Chris! Another great educational video! Buy the way I left a few messages concerning the gooseneck brush! I received half a dozen of new STIFF gooseneck brushes from Richard a few weeks ago! Painters like the soft gooseneck but have express their feelings wanting a STIFF gooseneck! I recommend having both! You should receive the new Stiff gooseneck soon! It will get a 5 star!! I personally tested this brush recently! Awesome! Cheers!
Good day sir, I've been watching your videos for a few years now & I must congratulate you on awesome content! I've been in the trade for 8 years and finally I'm finally biting the bullet and purchasing my first airless machine. I mainly do residential work but looking to get more into small/medium commercial works. My question is I have a choice between a Graco 495 @£1500 and Graco 695 at £2000. Can you please advise which machine is better suited for my needs. Thank you sir
Get the smaller machine first and use the money it makes to buy the larger one. Eventually you'll have both anyway as the job calls for it. 495 better low pressure, 695 elastomeric and volume jobs. Both will do residential fine, and you might even want to go bigger once you have the smaller machine. Don't split the baby. The 495 will be easier to resell and get money back on if you hate it as well.
No purdy brushes? And there’s a tool called a monkey on stick that hold any brush out there. So you can reach those places that are high up and awkward with a quality brush.
What's your suggestion for a heaver 3 inch brush for doing Miles of walls on commercial work. Ive been getting the purdy monarch 3 inch brush for years but I think the purdy brushes aren't great anymore
As an artist what i sometimes do to make/get stiffness for brush is just cutting it bit shorter. I wonder if that would help for decorating brush? Thank you for your opinion and wisdom 🖌🖌🖌
What are the best cut-in brush, roller cover and mini roller cover for Aura paint? I used Regal which was nice to work with and looked good in the bedrooms, but now I am going to have a go with Aura eggshell, for my bathroom, and perhaps Aura semigloss (or eggshell) for kitchen. The Purdy Dale was great for Regal, but I am wavering on using the Dale for Aura because of the divergent info from internet research.
Makes perfect sense. I will make the change of using Chinex brushes for my exterior paint jobs. I was getting a little frustrated with the way the new higher quality exterior paints was affecting my brushes. Thank you for sharing your expertise on the subject. Aloha from Hawaii.
I'll always miss the Duron Nutech brushes. The bristles were shorter and I can't stand floppy brushes. Sherwin W bought out Duron and that was the end of the best production brush I ever loved. Sherwin W wave brushes were a good stiff exterior brush and they carry a lot of paint. Of course they discontinued them. I call Purdy brushes the "Vulcan brush" During use they divide in the middle like Spock's famous "Vulcan sign". "Live long and prosper". Did he learn that from Jesus? I always moisten my brush before starting. Extends the time before dry paint builds up on the ferule end. Cleans easier. Use the short bristle small stainless brushes for cleaning. They work really good. I've never seen Premiere brand. Chinex is a good production brush. Cleans easy. Somebody make one with shorter bristles, PLEASE. Nobody uses oil brushes anymore. China bristle, ox hair..................... Bless you
I like using a long teeth comp and either Pretty Boy Cleaner or Dish soup. (for water base paint) If it is oil I'm cleaning out I would use paint thinner first then go back and clean all the paint thinner with the Pretty Boy Cleaner or Dish soup. Both oil and water base I use warm water.
I don't agree, a China aka Chinex by Purdy paint brushes are not just for exterior painting they are used for oil-based and heavy bodied paints .... Trust but Verify
Of all the reviews this one is great but... why doesn't anyone talk about bristle shedding? 90 percent of God painting is how the company adheres their bristles so even after cleaning 100 time those bristles don't move.
I have brushes ever since i open my business. I always buy good quality brushes and take my time to clean it. P.S. Just started my own RUclips showing my projects 🙋♂️
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Thank You 🙏 and may God Bless you and your family for taking the time to share your experience with us. This is extremely helpful. 🙏✌️😎
Wooster makes a nice chinex brush.Some people have not discovered how good these brushes are. The Chinex filament that they use is by far the easiest Brush Ever to wash out. From my understanding it is a solid filament compared to most other brushes which have hollow bristles that keep brush from washing out thoroughly and quickly. On the rare occasion that I use oil primer or paint, they are my go to brush. Hard to believe but I prefer this brush over china bristle, and they clean out superbly! Some painters that I have spoken with think the Chinex is a white china bristle since they definitely have the same appearance. You won’t be sorry if you try these brushes.
Wooster also makes the Alpha which is nice to work with and a new one that I discovered recently called the Gold edge semi-oval is also very easy to use.
Those woosters are amazing when you first get em, one of the best I have used. The problem is they don’t stay that way very long imo. Never used the gold edge semi oval but i will soon, i like ovals a lot so I’ll keep an eye out for it. Thanks.
Corona triumph 3.5 Chinex yeah baby!
Thought this was John Cena before clicking on the video
I didn't realise John Cena also Paints... hahaha
For real, I was like “John Cena has a DYI channel…respect.”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Make a video of how you keep your brushes clean new subscriber love your videos
I didn't know John Cena was such an expert painter
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Deck Boss is a great brush. You get get what you pay for. The goose neck is a must have and a game changer.
Agreed.
To make your goose neck brush bristle stiffer wrap a wide rubber band halfway. You can add a piece of cardboard or plastic between the rubber band and the bristle to retain the brush shape
Make a video dude it’s easy than explaining this way😊
@@pantrokrator8310You couldnt follow simple instructions like what they just said? Wow just wow
wooster alpha brushes are great soft firm tips like pure bristle
Purdy ox hair for oil based enamel
Purdy clear cut or clear cut elite 3 in angle sash for latex wall and ceiling
Syntox for clear coats
Anything chinex for exterior
Angled brushes seem like they would be better, but a flat brush holds more paint and can also get into corners, and it can be used in both directions. Flats are especially much better for cutting walls. You know someone is using an angled brush on a wall because their cut ins are streaky and thin. .
Your videos are very educational, as well as very enjoyable to watch. In VA and just really enjoy the videos. Checked out your site have super awesome things on their. Coolest one I saw was your 2 edge paint tool. Trying to convince my wife it's a must have! Keep up the good work man! Congratulations on all your success.
The gooseneck brushes come in handy. Little tough to be accurate when they are on a long pole!
I have learned a lot from your channel over the years. Thanks for all the great content.
I don’t mind some premiere products, but when it comes to brushes nothing is better then a Wooster imo, I use Wooster ultra/pro firm or Wooster ultra/pro extra firm 2.5 angle on both, been in the paint field since 1981 and have yet to find a cutter that can hang wit me some call me the ceiling line master haha, your only as good as your brush well I tell ya Chris I have used some real crap over the years, but bad brush or not talent can overcome many slip ups haha
Great tips on the brush materials and the Deck Boss - I always though China bristles were for oil based paint. Speaking of oil based paint - I would love a Pros advice. I have badly peeling cedar lap siding and was planning to prime bare wood spots after scraping and sanding with oil based Zinsser Cover Stain before repainting - but I am concerned about any possible moisture in the wood pushing the paint off because oil does not breath. In your opinion would I be better off with a Latex Exterior Primer for cedar siding before going back w flat latex - probably SW Duration - SW has an Exterior Latex and its 53 Gal! Many thanks for a Pros answer, as I keep getting different answers from paint store salespeople. My house is 3 story's in places and I do not want to have to do this again for 8 to 10+ years!
the bristles are chinex which is a modern nylon looks like white bristle. unless the wood is rotten it shouldn't be a problem but before spot priming fill with a wood filler.
Use a wood moisture calibrator to determine the moisture percentage. I would not primer or paint any raw/exposed wood if the moisture content is over 11 percent. The drier the better!
I follow you because I have learned a lot with your videos, now I see that what you recommend is true, I tried these brushes and that’s what I use now, very nice brushes!!
So glad to hear! Thank you for sharing🤙
Have you ever tried the Zibra brand brushes? If not you should give them a try and do a review. They're my favorite for interior.
Very helpful tips Sir.Thank you for sharing.
Hey Chris! Another great educational video! Buy the way I left a few messages concerning the gooseneck brush! I received half a dozen of new STIFF gooseneck brushes from Richard a few weeks ago! Painters like the soft gooseneck but have express their feelings wanting a STIFF gooseneck! I recommend having both! You should receive the new Stiff gooseneck soon! It will get a 5 star!! I personally tested this brush recently! Awesome! Cheers!
Donald Sincennes I would love to try one, I use them on chandeliers in a foyer
I use round brushes...more control
Yeah my soft brushes didn’t get used much at all The gooseneck replaced my cheater brush holder for tu.
If you cut the bristles about a quarter inch would that make it stiffer and usable
Those du pont chinex brushes are amazing
What brush would you use for doing touch-ups on an orange peel textured wall?
Good day sir, I've been watching your videos for a few years now & I must congratulate you on awesome content!
I've been in the trade for 8 years and finally I'm finally biting the bullet and purchasing my first airless machine.
I mainly do residential work but looking to get more into small/medium commercial works.
My question is I have a choice between a Graco 495 @£1500 and Graco 695 at £2000.
Can you please advise which machine is better suited for my needs.
Thank you sir
Get the smaller machine first and use the money it makes to buy the larger one. Eventually you'll have both anyway as the job calls for it.
495 better low pressure, 695 elastomeric and volume jobs. Both will do residential fine, and you might even want to go bigger once you have the smaller machine. Don't split the baby.
The 495 will be easier to resell and get money back on if you hate it as well.
Nice video man! I needed to learn about good brushes!
Glad I could help!
Try bates paint brushes !! They’re awesome !! Cheap and high quality
No purdy brushes? And there’s a tool called a monkey on stick that hold any brush out there. So you can reach those places that are high up and awkward with a quality brush.
Nice to see a fellow Idahoan in the trade.
You have ever tried the picasso proform? Love this brush..
Picasso very good brushes but use Purdy.
What's your suggestion for a heaver 3 inch brush for doing Miles of walls on commercial work. Ive been getting the purdy monarch 3 inch brush for years but I think the purdy brushes aren't great anymore
As an artist what i sometimes do to make/get stiffness for brush is just cutting it bit shorter.
I wonder if that would help for decorating brush?
Thank you for your opinion and wisdom
🖌🖌🖌
Interesting
What are the best cut-in brush, roller cover and mini roller cover for Aura paint? I used Regal which was nice to work with and looked good in the bedrooms, but now I am going to have a go with Aura eggshell, for my bathroom, and perhaps Aura semigloss (or eggshell) for kitchen. The Purdy Dale was great for Regal, but I am wavering on using the Dale for Aura because of the divergent info from internet research.
I have a cut in kit in my store paintlifesupply.com
What kind of paint brush can i use? To do exterior detail work? Up in the suffix, right behind the fascia. The wall Conner part of the suffix.
1.Purdy
2.Wooster
3.Picasso
Corona
Thanks for the tips bro. God bless
Your welcome! Thank you for sharing🤙
Hey how do these premier brushes stack up against Corona brushes?
Do you have a video of paint brand. What paint do you use for interior and exterior? Sherwin Williams, ppg, Benjamin Moore...
Good stuff! Thanks!
I like the bencable one!
Are these brushes available in the UK?
We sell them on our store store.theidahopainter.com or PaintLifePro.com
Boa noite amigo como consigo um desses
Makes perfect sense. I will make the change of using Chinex brushes for my exterior paint jobs. I was getting a little frustrated with the way the new higher quality exterior paints was affecting my brushes. Thank you for sharing your expertise on the subject. Aloha from Hawaii.
What brush would you recommend for staining 12 inch log home? New to this glad I found your channel thanks for all the tips! New subscriber!
Log home with 12 inch logs rather sorry.
Good info 👍🏽 thank you!
Any opinions on stain brushes for trim or furniture??
Wooster Bravo
Where do I get these Brushes locally
paintlifesupply.com
I'll always miss the Duron Nutech brushes. The bristles were shorter and I can't stand floppy brushes. Sherwin W bought out Duron and that was the end of the best production brush I ever loved. Sherwin W wave brushes were a good stiff exterior brush and they carry a lot of paint. Of course they discontinued them. I call Purdy brushes the "Vulcan brush" During use they divide in the middle like Spock's famous "Vulcan sign". "Live long and prosper". Did he learn that from Jesus? I always moisten my brush before starting. Extends the time before dry paint builds up on the ferule end. Cleans easier. Use the short bristle small stainless brushes for cleaning. They work really good. I've never seen Premiere brand. Chinex is a good production brush. Cleans easy. Somebody make one with shorter bristles, PLEASE. Nobody uses oil brushes anymore. China bristle, ox hair.....................
Bless you
I’m one of the few that loves chinex brushes for interiors. Great brush
purdy pro xtra for volume and clearcut for nice cut thats it thats all
Thank you
Cleaning your brushes every hour while painting for 8 hours straight? Okay lol
I do this all the time. Was taught this years ago. Gives you cleaner passing on the walls without ruining your brush with paint getting dried on
U got my like .. Im subscribe already !
thank you
Do you use a 2-1/2" or 3" sash brush for interior cut-ins?
3 or 4 inch for interior latex cut in
I WANNA BUY THEM
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Wooster firm brushes are the best
Clean your brushes every hour ??
No more purdy?
Purdy is not one of the top 3 brushes made since SW bought them
Dammn i tho it was john cena at first
How do you clean the big boss stain brush
With a wirebrush and water unless you're using an oil base paint use thinner
I like using a long teeth comp and either Pretty Boy Cleaner or Dish soup. (for water base paint) If it is oil I'm cleaning out I would use paint thinner first then go back and clean all the paint thinner with the Pretty Boy Cleaner or Dish soup. Both oil and water base I use warm water.
Thanks 😊♥️♥️😘
You can make paint gun through those brushes yea?say take the one that bends you're doing the roof inside job upon this 🎥 do that one
Will do
I don't agree, a China aka Chinex by Purdy paint brushes are not just for exterior painting they are used for oil-based and heavy bodied paints .... Trust but Verify
you don't use chinex on interiors then
Rarely
I use chinex inside on drywall for my dark colors cause it'll wash out nicely
I like using the Purdy Chinex Elite Glide for exteriors to get into the nooks and crannies. but yes they do wash out nicely
@@alanrichecky49 i think the purdy pro extras are really good stiff but not over stiff so they have more flex
jack wardley I haven’t personally used that brush but I heard good things about it
We brush all our trim.
Am also a 🎨 paint but am in Ghana 🇬🇭
100% agree you can not go cheap on our brushes
thanks.
" You are only as good as your brush"
Ever try proform technologies Picasso brushes?
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Used riverdale with in 2 hours bristles were all jacked up threw it away far from being a quality brush sticking with purdy
Dupont bristles vs nylon/poly...Dupont is a brand, not a material. The Montauk is still a nylon/poly blend, it's just Dupont-made nylon/poly.
Dupont is the leader in the world
I thought John Cena was going to teach us.
5 essential paint brushes *for painting your house. Lol
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A two and a half Corona Excalibur
It will make me unhappy with your painting inside the hinge inset. It will screw up the door.
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It dries so fast here you will need to clean every 15 minutes here.
you can easily make your square brush pointy at the tip for inside corners, not saying I like them better.
I need a company
Of all the reviews this one is great but... why doesn't anyone talk about bristle shedding? 90 percent of God painting is how the company adheres their bristles so even after cleaning 100 time those bristles don't move.
DuPont invented Nylon.
I am a house painter in Saudi Arabia
Awesome thanks for watching🤙
Hi bro
keep going John Cena
Hi,this is Judy!paint brush manufacturing,welcome to contact freely
I have brushes ever since i open my business. I always buy good quality brushes and take my time to clean it.
P.S. Just started my own RUclips showing my projects 🙋♂️
Will check it out🤙
@@Idahopainter I appreciate it!
do you use a 2-1/2" or 3" sash brush for interior cut-ins?
3" Premier Brooke Brush