Paint Edge Trimmer Plastic Floor Brush Trim Pad Paint and Finish Applicator Nylon Bristles Pad Ceiling Edger with Refills

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Paint Edge Trimmer Plastic Floor Brush Trim Nylon Bristles Pad Ceiling Edger with Refills

[Comfortable Handle]

The paint edger of square handle is equipped with a rotatable handle so that you can change

the holding angle anytime to give yourself better painting experience.

The round handle of type B makes it comfortable to hold.

Pull more smoothly and avoid scratching walls.

[Easy to Use]

The straight edges of these painting tools make them very convenient to use.

The buckle ensures that the flocked cushion is firmly fixed together with the handle,

making it less prone to loosening and deformation.

You can paint corners and edges of walls or other surfaces without much strength.

[Versatile Tool]

The paint edger is made from PP and chemical fiber or plastic and nylon.

The paint pad of type A can handle a variety of different paint styles,

including gloss, semi-gloss, satin, eggshell, etc.

The nylon bristles of type B will help you better absorb and apply paint.

[Unique Design]

These painter's accessories will help you create crisp lines on the ceiling edges with equal ease.

For type A, the wheels on its top will prevent you from hurting the walls.

The paint edger of type B has soft bristles.

After each use, rinse with clean water in a timely manner for future reuse.

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Natural Hair

The natural hair usually comes from Chinese hogs or from badgers.

Natural hair paint brushes work best with oil-based paints,

although this means they need to be cleaned with paint thinner.

You can also use brushes made from Chinese hog bristles with water-based paint, as they absorb the water.

Synthetic Hair

Synthetic hair means the bristles are made from polyester or nylon.

They’re much rougher than natural hair paint brushes.

They work best with water-based emulsion paints.

Flagged Bushes

Flagging on paint brushes means that the ends of the bristles have been split.

These “flagged” brushes, also known as “exploded bristle” brushes, are used exclusively for latex paint work.

Paint can be applied more smoothly, with fewer marks from the brush.

Sized Brushes

Paint brushes come in many different sizes.

These can range from the tiny, used in fine art, to those several inches wide, used when painting a wall.

Within the sizing there are specialist brushes.

Sash brushes have the bristles cut to a point, or taper in a chisel-like shape to access corners.

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