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The Barbarian
08-03-2015, 15:05
jesus what is it these days. I buy the best paint brushed for glossing i can within reason but all you get today is Synthetic Bristle Brushes, i blew my top today using one because quite frankly they are shite imho.. Why the hell do companies mess about all the time.God knows where im gonna get a high quality brush with real bristles from.. My glossing is like gloss without a single brush mark in sight, with these brushes it's totally un satisfactory.The wife keeps thinking im always moaning about things to get out of doing jobs which aint true at all.
:steam:
Natural bristle is fine but these are better. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Purdy-Pro-Extra-Monarch-Elite-Professional/dp/B00BJN0DMM/ref=pd_sim_sbs_diy_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=10XY3HBV1S8Q4YBRBXNZ
When I was painting I always used Purdy
The Barbarian
08-03-2015, 15:57
Thats what i want natural Bristle. At last someone still makes em..
You can still get em Andre
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Harris-1964-Classic-Brush-Pack/dp/B00555FSKM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425830552&sr=8-1&keywords=natural+bristle+paint+brush
The Barbarian
08-03-2015, 16:06
Ahhhhha thats exactly what i used to use. I bought some new Harris brushes they were called 'Gel' i cannot use them. Thanks Grant ordered some, thats another week this job stands for :rolleyes:
Ill be in the Dog house when she comes in for work without a doubt. No tea straight to bed :D
The Barbarian
08-03-2015, 16:15
Grant your Signature still states NAKAMICHI CA5 PRE you sold dat that a good lad
:D
For a DIY approach to brushes, try a big tuft of yer baw-hair, stuck onto a lolly stick, then dip into paint, and apply liberally onto the painting surface… Just watch that any ‘crispy bits’, stuck to the hairs, don’t create an unintentional ‘stippling effect' :eyebrows:
Marco.
The Barbarian
08-03-2015, 16:21
:eyebrows:
Grant your Signature still states NAKAMICHI CA5 PRE you sold dat that a good lad
:D
No andre still got it. Sale fortunately fell through . Now using it in main system and it sounds superb. Might just be me that likes this amp around here . Lol. It's only slight drawback is the pots steps are relatively large.
The Barbarian
09-03-2015, 16:36
Well alter the pot then..
The Barbarian
09-03-2015, 20:52
I would if it's a pain..
hifinutt
13-03-2015, 19:43
mmm, I use synthetic brushes all the time . bought a shedload from screwfix . no nonsense brushes
they clean well and are simply brilliant
http://www.screwfix.com/p/no-nonsense-synthetic-bristle-brushes-5-piece-set/40542
highly recommended
The Barbarian
13-03-2015, 19:46
Well the Harris classics came, perfect.. re-painted it with absolutely no marks at all.
:carrot:
The Barbarian
13-03-2015, 23:40
You want to see pics of paintwork? :scratch:
Yes, whatever it was you re-painted, was it a piece of furniture or what? Knowing you, it’ll be something different, and so worth looking at :)
Marco.
He is a Chromaphile mate :eyebrows:
You want to see pics of paintwork?
Does that involve wearing frocks? :D
Marco.
Does that involve wearing frocks? :D
Marco.
Painted Frocks, yes:eyebrows: and paint on knickers too
The Barbarian
14-03-2015, 00:01
no sorry it was just an internal door frame :D If it were furniture it would be a spray paint finish..
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