As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use. Can someone reccomend a cheap retailer for some ok
but cheap brushes?


K

anon wrote:

As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use. Can someone reccomend a cheap retailer for some ok
but cheap brushes?

Toolstation - still got free delivery and no minimum order as well!

http://www.toolstation.com/index.html?code=45652


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John Rumm wrote:

anon wrote:

As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use. Can someone reccomend a cheap retailer for some ok
but cheap brushes?


Toolstation - still got free delivery and no minimum order as well!

http://www.toolstation.com/index.html?code=45652


There is something funny with Toolstation's web-site.
I cannot use it at all..

A

In article , "Andy Dee" andy1099
@snotmail.con says...
John Rumm wrote:

anon wrote:

As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use. Can someone reccomend a cheap retailer for some ok
but cheap brushes?


Toolstation - still got free delivery and no minimum order as well!

http://www.toolstation.com/index.html?code=45652


There is something funny with Toolstation's web-site.
I cannot use it at all..

Works fine with Firefox (on Windoze).

Andy Dee wrote:

There is something funny with Toolstation's web-site.
I cannot use it at all..

It uses popups and javascript, so if you have either of those blocked
you may have difficulty.

Works fine in Mozilla 1.7 here...


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In article , John
Rumm wrote:

Andy Dee wrote:

There is something funny with Toolstation's web-site.
I cannot use it at all..

It uses popups and javascript, so if you have either of those blocked
you may have difficulty.

And cookies too - I had problems until I discovered that somehow I'd
managed to get the Toolstation site onto Firefox's list of cookies to
block.

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Mike Clarke

As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use. Can someone reccomend a cheap retailer for some ok
but cheap brushes?

Toolstation will do a 50mm brush for 19p. They're basically fine, provided
you don't mind picking out the occassional hair.

Christian.

They're basically fine, provided
you don't mind picking out the occassional hair.

I used to know a girl like that

anon wrote:
As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use. Can someone reccomend a cheap retailer for some ok
but cheap brushes?


K

you'll get a far better finish using cheap paint and quality brushes
than with any paint and cheap brushes, ime.

cheap brushes are a false economy.



RT

In article ,
om says...
anon wrote:
As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use. Can someone reccomend a cheap retailer for some ok
but cheap brushes?


K

you'll get a far better finish using cheap paint and quality brushes
than with any paint and cheap brushes, ime.

cheap brushes are a false economy.



RT





I've expressed those sentiments myself here before. Problem appears to
be that if one doesn't appreciate a good paint finish then one won't
appreciate a good brush.

I mean how much trouble is it to use brush cleaner and a little soap
when finished. You have to wash your hands anyway, don't you ?
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Paul Mc Cann

----- Original Message -----
From: "anon"
Newsgroups: uk.d-i-y
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 12:33 PM
Subject: Paintbrushes reqd


" As I swore and cursed whilst cleaning my paint brushes after a bout of
glossing I promised myself I would buy cheapish brushes and bun them
after each use."

I used to do just that until I tried a decent quality brush. The difference
in feel and quality of finish make the cleaning worthwhile.

Cleaning shouldn`t be to much bother anyway - just get as much paint out of
the brush as you can before you start, few changes of white spirit drying on
some rag between dunkings and it`s done. Put all the used spirit in a big
tin to settle out so you can use it again.


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