How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

buy a quality paint brush and not the cheap budget type

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

Buy a more expensive paint brush

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

use good quality brush and keep it in good condition

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

get a high quqlity brush, it won't solve the whole problem, but it would help. something like boar bristles

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

buy good quality

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

Do not use those cheap brush's for one. Go pay the money for a good one.....

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

before starting to paint get a piece of sandpaper and act like you are painting the sandpaper. This will get rid of loose hairs in the brush.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

Everybody, so far, has the right answer. Buy a good brush. It should cost about $12.00-15.00.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

It takes a while for a new paintbrush to settle in. They all lose a few hairs when they are new although cheap ones are worse. Paintbrushes also work better once the ends of the bristles have split.

So buy good quality brushes and use them a few times with primer or emulsion before you start painting woodwork with them.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

get a better quality brush . harris seem fine to me.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

1) Use a foam pad!

2) Use a good quality brush (sorry to say a more expensive one) and wash it (soap %26amp; water) out before using it with plenty of wipes across the palm of your hand. This will get rid of most of the loose hairs.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

Buy a good brush to begin with. When you have finished using it clean it really really carefully.

I would always wash them as specified, say if it's gloss you use the white spirits; then I would wash it again in warm/hot water with plenty of washing up liquid in. Then tap out as much water as you can, then dry it again on a rag. Then, because I'm quite anal about paint brushes, I would tie a thin piece of raffia round the bristles to keep them from splaying out. How sad is that eh? But it really works and a good brush will last for ages like that.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

spot on Bexx just buy yourself a decent brush and then stuff like that will not happen

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

You cannot stop it but you can get as many loose ones out before you start by pulling on the brush and slapping the bristles on your hand. However best way is to buy better brushes. In B%26amp;Q they have a range which have a soft feel handle and the bristles though black they are white at the ends. I use them all the time in my decorating business and never have that problem, They do packs of them in different sizes for under 鎷?0.00.

Best of luck.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

u need to buy a good quality brush, u get what u pay for.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

Buy top notch brushes and soak them in water prior to use.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

avoid brush and use roller or spray system.

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

all brushes lose hairs i always use a new brush for other jobs first such as dusting until it has settled in it always works for me

How can i stop paint brush hairs coming out when painting wood?

The best thing to do is to 'pull' at the hairs on the brush when its still dry, much you like you would pull the hairs out of your hairbrush. After that you can wet it with warm soapy water and 'work' it in the sink or on the counter, as if you are cleaning something. This will have the added bonus of preparing the brush for use by softening the bristles and therefor giving a better finish to your paint work. I used to be a profesional painter and as a tip, in my opinion the better the brush you buy the better the finish and the less loose hairs to deal with. Good Luck Ann