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HOW TO PAINTERS TOOLS HELP


Professional type painters tools are proffered by painting contractors. The pros use an assortment of painting and decorating tools so as to get a quality project completed safely and on time.


Most painters that I know have a preference for the type of tools they use and each tool would depend on the job at hand.

As an example, using the proper type of paint brush when cutting in is a must.

Brushes aren't the only tool to worry about, roller covers need to have a certain nap thickness in relationship to the surface being painted.

Tools for doing a faux finish like marbling or dragging can also make your decorative painting technique that much easier and having the proper ladder is of course a safety issue.

Below you will find links to pages on this site that discuss the specific type of painters tools you are looking for, along with how to advice and recommendations for finding the tool you need.

Types of painters brushes
The number one tool in a painters tool box, next to the paint roller, is the brush. There are hundreds of different kinds of brushes to choose from and the most important thing to remember is not to buy a cheap one.

Rollers, cages and covers
Rollers and covers (or cages/sleeves) come in a varety of thicknesses of nap (height of the fabric). If you buy a lint free cover you'll lower the chance of hairs being deposited onto your newly painted surface.

Faux finishing tools
There are lots of painters tools you can use for doing a faux finish project. The faux finish page discusses each type of faux finishing tool, how to use the tools and where to buy the specific fauxing tool that you're looking for.

Other tools for decorating
Brushes and rollers aren’t the only tools for doing a good paint job. If you're interested in finding out more in regards to all the tools a professional painting contractor might use then the. Other tools page. is a good place to start.

Painters ladders and scaffolding
Painters use ladders and scaffolding on a daily bases. Not only do you need to use the correct ladder or scaffolding for the job at hand, you also should follow recommended safety procedures. The ladder page also has information regarding ladder add ons and accessories.

Reading a tape measurer
Learning how to read a tape measurer is an essential skill to know when painting and decorating. Especialy when color blocking or wall striping.

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