Cutting in brush

[Erm yeah that’s hard to pick one]

Looks to be rather wet for next few days so going to pain the landing.
Would like a decent cutting in brush.

What does everyone here use?

 

[haaammit]

When I worked on the tools and was doing decorating work I used Harris brushes

 

[Hedge]

I use an angled Wooster brush from screwfix. 2.5inch I think.

 

[Molep]

I use a Purdy elite Dale sash brush 1.5 inch, cost a bit more but still going strong after 4 years.

 

[Erm yeah that’s hard to pick one]

I use an angled Wooster brush from screwfix. 2.5inch I think.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/wooster-silver-tip-short-handled-cutting-in-paintbrush-2/4374x

 

[Hedge]

https://www.screwfix.com/p/wooster-silver-tip-short-handled-cutting-in-paintbrush-2/4374x

Yeah like that but mine has a longer handle

Great brush though.

 

[adwol48]

Me and my wife swear by these style of brushes very easy to cut in with thanks to the tapering of them

https://www.univarsc.com/products/p...KV-lburwcr9v3e0tD7eUnRKyFY15MOXBoC4JEQAvD_BwE

 

[Maundie]

We've done the study during lockdown and I only used Harris "no bristle loss" brushes, seemed fine

 

[Thebug]

Purdy monarch pro extra in 2” or 3” for emulsion clean it out properly and it will last you years, perfect for cutting in

https://www.decoratingwarehouse.co.uk/purdy-monarch-pro-extra-paint-brush

 

[silverblack]

I use Frogtape

 

[roadie]

My advice is to use a large brush as that way you can cut in using a large sweep which is easier and takes less time.

 

[Duke]

I use Frogtape

Same, even with a steady hand I'll mess it up somewhere so always tape it off.

 

[Rroff]

Same, even with a steady hand I'll mess it up somewhere so always tape it off.

Yeah I have a very steady hand/good dexterity but still can't match the results of using a good decorating tape.