Storing Texture Guns and Brushes

how that things use. Absolutely. Love it. We actually sell it in our store at paintlifesupply.com. So I'm going to show you here's how I hang my brushes. So I have these clips and I get these things from my local hardware store. The best way I've ever found to hang a brush. So you can see I hang my brushes some are upside down, some are right side up. It all depends on how they fit. But I've got brushes and I try to keep them organized from exterior. I got my Riverdale's. I got my Maulin Talks. I got my Hamptons Riverdale's exterior interior exterior interior. And then I got stained brushes and so forth. This is the super cool way to hang your brushes. So I have a thing. You can stay right there. These are what they are. This is how I've been hanging brushes for a year ever built right there. Here's another really cool thing. These magnets are light types I'm extending. Jesse wanted to know what type of brush you use for interior and where to get them. So if I'm brushing like a windowsill, if I'm brushing tram, I think the Hamptons are by the far vast brush for brushing and brushing tram, which I don't do very often. But I keep them in for brushing. If I had a brush a windowsill, this is a nylon brush, but premieres are all dewpond filaments, 100% dewpond filaments. So it's kinetics. So it's a very soft bristle brush. Less likely to leave brush strokes. I use them for touch ups and I use them for doing interior tram. If I'm doing interior cut-ins, I like the montage. This is my favorite brush for cutting in interiors and the three-inch angled sash brush by far the best brush I've ever used for interior painting, doing walls, cut-ins and stuff like that. So you can see here's this hinge pin remover. Where could you get them? They want to know. The premier brushes. So the premier brushes, the Riverdale, Montauk and Hamptons, they're available on our store at paintlifesupply.com. So you can make them available because they're my favorite brushes, so they're available on the store. Here's other things. So it'll actually hold you know, extension poles. So you can see up here, I have extension poles attached, readily accessible, all my extension poles. I'd like to have them up and out of the way. Here's something that I use quite often, the Titan Interfed Roller.