Load Paint Brush for Control

So, I'm going to dip it down in. I dip it down in you about that much. Tap it on the sides. So, now I'll show you how to load up a brush. So, typically my roller hangs on my bucket screen. That's how it usually fits in my bucket, just like that. And so, my brush I hold it in my fingers like this, and that's how I carry my bucket around. Now, I'm going to load up my brush. So, I load up my brush, I don't want to just jam the whole thing in there. I'm typically loading you about half the filaments in there. So, I'm going to dip it down in there, first dip. So, you can see that's the first dip. So, the first dip, and I'm going to just tap it on the sides. And when I'm tapping it on the sides like this, it's actually forcing paint into the filaments. So, I tap it on the sides like that. So, I'm going to dip it in. I'm not going to go crazy and dip it like all the way in. That's pretty ideal to be painting. I can go a little bit, you know, more than that. So, I dip it down in, I tap it on the sides, one two, one two, and it's ready to go. Now, it'll drip off the end like this. Like I can carry it to where I'm going, and that could end up dripping. So, once again, good practice is you tap it to load it and come up and move it to wherever you're going. So, I'm going to dip it down in. I dip it down in you about that much. Tap it on the sides. And tapping it on the sides, if I just take and pull it out, if I just dip it in and take it where I'm going to go, it's going to drip paint. So, the tapping helps load it. And the tapping also gets rid of the drips of paint. So, you'll see if I If I just dip it in and now go where I'm going, I'm going to string paint. So, tap it, load it.