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Default Paint brushes
I've got all the indoor doors to gloss paint and the brush I've started
wit is beyond cr@p. It holds very little paint and is developing severe
alopecia. Progress is slow and messy.

Can anyone recommend a decent brand or source of a brush that will help
me do a better and faster job?

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