What type of paint brush do I use?
162214
The same type you would use for latex paint - just be sure to feather out the edges, etc. Good Luck
162215
Any. I used the cheap, small foam ones since it was a relatively small area. But it applies just like any other paint-- so I imagine you could use a roller or a brush.
162216
I used a sponge brush. That way you won't see any brush strokes. Unless you're painting a wall or large surface, pick a size that will go with the item you're painting. Coffee mugs, glasses or picture frames would take a smaller sponge brush. And definitely use the painter's tape so that you don't get the paint where you don't want it. It'll save a lot of time of work later trying to scrape it off. The coffee mugs I did for Valentine's Day are still holding up just great. You're only limited as to what your imagination comes up with. Hope you have fun with it!
1056561
Yes. That is the brush I use. I also had a hard time finding the right brushes in stores and this is one of the only places I could find them.
248943
Without pictures it would be hard to me to explain. I found 2 websites which could help you: http://www.justmakeupartists.com/articles/types-of-makeup-brushes-their-uses and http://www.makeuptalk.com/t/120937/make-up-brushes-what-is-for-what. I hope it'll help you.
8623
These brushes I have used only with Acrylics if you wish to use this brand name then you need to order them with the white tip they are better for Oil Paints. Also the reason that you use the white tip brushes that they are more sturdier for oil then these because they are softer.
1445778
While I don't have the mini, the Sensu Brush should work just fine. An excerpt from their web site:"Sensu brushes truly shine when used with your drawing and painting apps, such as Fresh Paint, ArtRage, Sketchbook Pro, Paper by FiftyThree, Zen Brush, Procreate, Finger Painter, and SketchTime."Check out http://www.sensubrush.com/ for more info.
1580922
I went to an Oreck store here in Minnesota and bought a different kind of brush that I wanted. Google Oreck store for your state and then call them and ask if they have the kind you want. I love my Oreck because it has power but is light weight. I wish you the best.
1095951
I did buy the brush set from amazon. It has the three different brushes and it is a snap to clean. With or without them but I am a bit anal and like to make sure it it real clean.
864248
I use a clear gesso or a matte medium over them. Because they activate with water, you want to swipe your brush or roller quickly over them so they won't spread to areas you don't want color. You could also use a spray fixative or spray--but again, you have to be careful not to get them too wet so spray lightly. If you don't do one or the other, and you try to use ink pens of any type on them, you will ruin your ink pens. Hope this helps.
182705
A brush should be taped to the back of the painting. If not, you can get one easily at amazon.
2270786
They don't even need anything that fancy. :) the bottles have a straight tube that sticks up and slides into a tube on the brush. one tip about the siphon feed it takes a good bit of extra air pressure to get it to feed well. If you don't need the large supply of paint I would use the gravity feed. But with them you have to do the cleanup to switch colors, so I guess it is a trad off either way. LOL I hope I haven't confused you. Have fun, I know I have. (even without an artistic bone in my body) but I just use it to paint my RC planes.
1442452
I would not recommend this brush. It does not hold enough paint and it's designed to do small details. Get a brush that can hold bottles or go to an automotive type gun.
1508131
I used a natural brush at first, found it shed too much. It is best from my experience to use a basic acrylic brush.
922576
Just get a standard-size bottle variety pack of military flats paints, and a decent enough variety pack of brushes, too. Use Testor's glue -- it's great for moderate builders -- it's a little more forgiving.
281126
Any hvlp will work. You want to put on a lot of paint while using less pressure out of the spray gun
1297342
I use a small long brush. Baby bottle brushes would work too. A large one for the bottle and a small one for the nipple.
1586335
I would say it depends on the type of product that is on the brush....Warm soapy water for latex/acrylic and mineral spirits or paint thinner for oil-based products. It should say on the back of the container of the product you're applying which method works best. I always clean it as thoroughly as I can (sometimes using an old toothbrush to scrub and semi-dried-on areas) and then, for good measure, let the bristles soak in the cleaning solution for a half hour or so and then rinse it out some more. I hope this helps.
1995645
They recommend that the longer you hair the bigger the MP brush. I would suggest the Popular bristle brush. If your hair is very fine go with brush with only bristles. If you have a lot of hair they suggest the detangler (the white brush), if you are in between go with the mixed bristle brush. You can find more info about how to pick your MP brush by searching for MP buying guide and the first few results will help guide you in the right direction.