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Old 05-10-2006, 09:10 PM   #1
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i have been using purdy brushes for cutting in lines.. and love them...but must admit i've never tried any other brushes...i'm such a creature of habit....anyhow....what your favorite brush for cutting in lines??? thinking i need to expand my horizions...lol

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Old 05-10-2006, 09:12 PM   #2
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Coronas
Hard to find around here though
I've got mostly Purdys
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My current favorite, purdy pro extra 3" swan.
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corona excalibur 2 and a half inch
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you guys ever use the woosters? thats what ive been trying lately and i like them
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3" Wooster ermine I have been using them for about 4 years and am very happy.

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Corona Cortez and Purdy Pro Glide are my brushes of choice


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Coronas
Hard to find around here though
I've got mostly Purdys
Same up here but just discovered that most marina supply shops carry them. I prefer Corona and Wooster. I do use a Purdy ox/china for trim. (oil) Good glass finish. I think its called Ox Angular.?
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i have used wooster some, but i keep finding my way back to my purdys. i guess it is a case of purdy is waht i started with.
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purdy with the stiff blue brissels, forgot the name, but man you can drag a line twice as far as any other brush with those blue brissels, they also clean up twice as fast.
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purdy with the stiff blue brissels, forgot the name, but man you can drag a line twice as far as any other brush with those blue brissels, they also clean up twice as fast.
That's the one I mentioned above.

This is the exact model I use. Pro-Extra 3" swan.
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Purdy for latex, Super Brush 50/50 for oil, and a corona when I'm smoking a cigar.
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That's the one I mentioned above.

This is the exact model I use. Pro-Extra 3" swan.
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Wooster 3" Badger

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Same up here but just discovered that most marina supply shops carry them.
Cool, but were am I ever going to find a marina shop?
Oh Wait-I live on Cape Cod!
...Thanks for the heads up-I never thought to look there
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Wooster 3" Badger
Did you say badger?
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I much prefer the BEAVER!!!!!!
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Well, after reading this thread got me thinking
I was on an Int. Repaint Friday
So about five feet into cutting in with my Purdy I'm thinking about my poor Corona
(see B-B-B-Bye Corona)
So I go through my box and find a 2 inch Corona sash brush
I cut in the whole room with it
lol

Hey I shaved off 20% of my time over the 2.5 Purdy
To be fair, it was second coat
But still...

Now I'm on a mission to find Coronas out here
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