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Test Purdy High Capacity Brush

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5 Cut In BRUSHES

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What happens here

Begin by testing the Purdy High Capacity brush. Climb a ladder to reach the ceiling line. Dip the brush into the PPG Timeless paint, ensuring it's adequately loaded, and apply the paint along the edge where the wall meets the ceiling. Observe how well the brush holds its shape, retains paint, and creates a straight line. Note if the bristles become too soft or shed during application.

Goal: Evaluate the High Capacity brush's performance for cutting in.

Tools and materials

  • Ladder — Reaching high areas for cutting in
  • Paint Pail — Holding a small amount of paint for dipping the brush
  • Purdy High Capacity Paint Brush Purdy — Applying paint for cutting in
  • PPG Timeless Paint PPG — The paint being applied

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painting and see if I can actually cut line longer than normal so the bristle length the filament weight is longer than the typical filament link on a brush and so what I notice is the brush started getting it start getting soft too soon and I like my brushes to be pretty stiff doing it cut ends and so it just got too soft for me too quick but we're gonna put it to the test with this really thin paint that will make being soft okay not a bad thing so we're just gonna be testing right along already and having a challenge keeping my bristles together but filaments together and we're just be painting along and I'm going to work with this brush for a while and then I'll let you know down the road what I think here's me tighten in you need stiffer brush this brush not only way too soft

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