Paint Brush Bristles Make a Difference

paint-brush-bristle-type.jpgThe bristles on a paint brush are either natural or synthetic and in some cases both. Bristle choice is determined by type of paint used.

+ If your paint can be cleaned with paint thinner then use the natural bristles.

+ If you are painting using latex paint then use synthetic bristles.

+ Natural bristles can absorb the water in latex paint and will become limp and difficult to use.

+ Brushes that contain both types of bristles can be used with any type of paint.

 

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