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Select Optimal Brush Size

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For cutting in, a larger angled sash brush is generally preferable over a smaller one. The video specifically recommends a 3-inch angled sash brush over a 2.5-inch brush. A larger brush allows you to hold more paint, which in turn enables you to cut in further along the line without needing to reload the brush as frequently. This leads to more efficient painting and can result in smoother, more consistent lines along edges and corners.

Goal: Select a paint brush that allows for efficient and clean cutting in.

Tools and materials

  • Angled Sash Brush — Applying paint, but is less efficient for cutting in due to lower paint holding capacity

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a 2 and 1/2 inch angled sash brush. I typically like a 3-inch. You can cut in farther cuz you can hold more paint. And so, a big The bigger brush you can handle the better. Like I definitely prefer a 3-inch. Also,

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