The best quality and right paint brushes and rollers can bring color to your world, so gear up and discover what it takes to build a substantial loadout.
Small Paint Brushes for Quick Jobs
Small paint brushes are very delicate. They can help you paint thin window trimmings and narrow areas on a wall in a corner.
Medium Paint Brushes – The Workhorses
A medium paintbrush is like a Swiss army knife. You can paint doors, walls, cabinets, and shelves with this brush.
Large Paint Brushes – The Time Savers
A large paintbrush has thick, wide bristles. It’s a wonderful tool for walls and ceilings.
What is a Natural Paint Brush?
A natural paint brush has animal-fiber bristles. It’s made for
- Oil-based paints
- Enamel
- Top coats
- Varnish
- Polyurethane
What is a Synthetic Paint Brush?
Synthetic paint brushes have polyester bristles. They’re built for water-based paints and latex-based paints.
What are Manual Paint Rollers?
A manual paint roller is a basic paint roller. It has a soft pad and a long handle.
What is a Pad Paint Roller?
This roller is built for close-quarters painting jobs. It boasts a short handle and a highly absorbent pad.
What Are Textured Paint Rollers?
Textured paint rollers create artificial finishes on ceilings and walls. They can mimic the look of
- A shiny tile surface
- A rustic stone surface
- An intricate brick surface
- Wood grains
If you’re ready to buy some paint supplies, weigh all of your options, and use this guide to build your arsenal.
