Selecting the Right Brush for Cut-ins

we're going to start doing some cuttings now another question I've had in the past is you know people are asking me you know how come you're not using a flat brush I use an angled sash brush so you can see it's it it's angled so it's cut in an angle there's options where you can use a flat brush I know a lot of people use flat brushes and they don't have a problem getting into the corner with a lot of training you can get into the corner and cut in really well but an angled sash it comes to a point you can get into a corner a lot easier with an angled sash in the angled sash also I like doing my cuttings and I actually draw my line with that point that the angle creates instead of a flat s so it is personal preference of flat angled it really just comes down to what you're comfortable with another thing is what size brush so um you're going to see this is a 3inch angled sash brush I for years probably 12 years of painting um in my career I was using a 2 and 1/2 in Brush and I was comfortable using a 2 and 1/2 but the bigger the brush the more paint it's going to hold the longer the line you're going to be able to draw so a 3-in brush I'm going to be able to stretch my line out a lot faster a lot longer and um the longer I can go without red dipping you know in theory the faster the more efficient you are going to be doing your cut ends if you're just learning sometimes a 2 and 1/2 in Brush uh works better to start doing your cut ends than a 3-in brush and I personally use a premier handmade brushes with all dup filaments they hold paint up better um and they clean up a lot faster and they hold their stiffness a lot longer so a premier mon talk or Premier Brooke that's what I do my cins with I've tested a lot of rushes over the years and they work the best for me and once again if you're a professional painter a lot of this is Prof uh personal preference now let's get on to doing some cins and see if I can give you some tips and tricks you know how about go doing this and you know I'm going to start off right here and I'm right-handed and if I was to start off on on the right side of the wall it's more difficult to be in a right-handed person to work my way this way so I always start I'm right-handed I'm going to start on the left side of the wall