THE TOOLS MAKE THE FINISH
Brushes
A steady edge. A smoother finish. Find the right brush for trim, touch-ups, and everything in between.
Small trim & tight spaces
Start with a smaller angled brush. A short handle can help in confined areas.
Cutting in & wider trim
A 2–2½ inch angled brush is a useful starting point for edges and trim.
Larger flat surfaces
A wider wall brush can cover more area. Check the bristles are compatible with your coating.
A 1½″ brush gives you control around narrow trim and tight spaces.
A 2½″ brush is a versatile choice for wider trim and cutting in.
Check the brush’s paint compatibility before choosing—especially for stains, clears, or specialty finishes.
Helpful tips before you choose
What size brush do I need?
Start with 1½″ for small details or 2½″ for wider trim and cutting in. Choose a width you can comfortably control.
What about doors and trim?
Softer brush filaments can help reduce brush marks on doors, furniture, and trim. Check each brush’s recommended use.
Painting a rough surface?
Textured surfaces such as brick or stucco call for a more durable, stiffer brush. Ask us to help match one to your paint.
Always check your paint and tool instructions. Tell us what you’re painting—we’ll help you choose.
