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Brushing Less Visible Areas with a White China Bristle Brush

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Cabinet TOUCHUPS! The Art of Touch-Ups

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For less visible areas, such as the back of a cabinet door or filling holes, a wider white China bristle brush can be used. These brushes are softer and more pliable than black bristles, offering a decent finish. While it won't be as smooth as a sprayed finish, it effectively covers imperfections in areas that aren't typically seen.

Goal: Learn to use a wider bristle brush for touch-ups on less visible surfaces or for filling holes.

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hanger. So, we'll fill those holes and then we'll use this to go and touch them all up. And in certain cases, if it's uh you know, some on the back side, and we can get away with doing that on uh a place where you wouldn't normally see it, uh we can go ahead and use this as well. If you had to do a big surface area like the back side of the door, I would never brush the front side of a door because it this will leave a pretty good finish, but it's not a sprayed on finish. It's going to leave a little bit of roping to it, but you can brush the backside of a door and get good, really good results. We do use rubber gloves, don't we? You got some gloves on. What are those things? Uh, these are some Raven gloves, and they're going to be on the store here pretty soon. So, yeah. So, any of the tools, or typically not all the tools, but some of the tools and accessories that we really like. We do sell them in our store on our website. Go to our website theidaho.com or our store, the actual link to that is store.theidaho.com, the idaho.com and you can find some of these really cool

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