Emery Edger Paint Brush - Nylon/Polyester Paint Brush with 1.5" Solid Wood Handle | Edging Tool for Edges and Trim - Patented Design

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Size: 9.5 inches long by 2.5 inches wide, 5 inches long by 3.5 inches wide, and 9 inches long by 6 inches wide Crisp, clean edges are the hallmark of a great paint job. To get professional-quality results when painting a room, first clean, patch, sand, and prime the walls—only then should painting begin. For neat results around the ceiling and trims, consider using a paint edger. These handy tools are used as an alternative to the painter’s tape that would otherwise be placed along the edges of the ceiling, baseboard, and window/door trim to keep these areas free of paint. Whichever type of brush you choose, be sure to load it up with enough paint so that it doesn’t dry out while you’re working. And when you’re finished, clean your brush thoroughly so that it’s ready for next time! Best Paint Brush for Cutting in Ceiling The Wagner Smart Edge Paint Roller has a shield-and-roller design, and holds a reservoir of paint inside its handle. The paint flow is controlled by a thumb-activated trigger. This dramatically reduces the number of times you need to re-wet the three-inch roller—as the roller begins to go dry, simply give it a squeeze and keep working. The reservoir holds up to six ounces of paint, which Wagner estimates covers up to 96 linear feet of edging.

The Axus Décor 1.5in Precision Angled Cutter Brush has been designed with this specific task in mind. Featuring a blend of synthetic filaments, tapered for releasing paint evenly onto the surface, the angled taper of the brush is what makes it ideal for finer detail, keeping the paint on the wall where it belongs and not making a mess of anything it shouldn’t. There are a few key things to remember when painting edges without brush marks. First, use a high-quality brush that is designed for the specific paint you are using. Second, load your brush with enough paint so that it covers the bristles completely but isn’t overloaded. Key specs – Brush sizes: 1 x 1in, 2 x 1.5in, 2 x 2in; Bristle type: Synthetic; Handle material: Synthetic; Handle style: Beaver tail; Ferrule material: Metal

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We love the Shur-Line Paint Edger Pro, as it’s easy to use, creates a clean line, and has innovative wheels that flip up out of the way when reloading paint to help prevent annoying smudges and smears. But if you prefer a roller-style edger instead of a pad, then we like the Wagner Smart Edge Paint Roller, which holds six ounces of paint right in the handle so you don’t have to keep visiting the paint tray to reload. What to Look for in a Paint Edger Size Paint edgers create a buffer that keeps the paint brush or roller from coming too close to the ceiling or trim. An edger can either be a special paint brush, pad, or roller designed with an attached guard, or a separate guard used with a conventional paint brush, pad, or roller. Look for a angular or chiseled tip on the brush – this will help create crisp, clean lines along your wall edges. An edging paint brush is a small, tapered brush with stiff bristles that is used for painting narrow stripes or lines of color on walls and other surfaces. Edging paint brushes come in various widths to accommodate different stripe widths. When using an edging paint brush, it is important to load the brush evenly with paint and to tap off excess paint before applying it to the surface. Cutting in the edges of your paint project can seem a bit complicated. Here are some tips to help you paint your edges without leaving any brush marks behind. Buy a high-quality brush

Presuming you plan to use it again in the future, remove any residual paint and wash thoroughly with a thinner, such as white spirit for solvent-based paints, or water for water-based paints. When it comes time to actually rolling out the paint on the walls, start from the top and work your way down in 3-foot sections. Paint each section horizontally until it’s completely covered before moving on to the next one. This method ensures even coverage and fewer missed spots. The Warner Tool Spray Shield helps achieve straight, clean edges while rolling, smearing, and brushing paint. But it’s particularly suited to spraying because its 36-inch-long by 9-inch-wide blade provides ample coverage for painting wide swaths. Though sizable, the shield is lightweight to minimize user fatigue. The 18-inch handle provides a longer reach and then folds away for storage and transport.Pad edgers and roller edgers apply paint faster and cleaner than cutting in with a standard paint brush. Featuring soft, synthetic heads, use these brushes with emulsion and they will hold the paint well, minimising mess and guaranteeing a good, even finish.