bristle paint brushes HJFPB20220# HJFPB20220#

Specifications and Product Details:

paint brushes Item:1"-4" 70%tops boiled bristle / White tin ferrule / Soft wooden handle manufacturer's direct sales Detailed Product Description Technical Details 1. This product is highly recommended for both interior and exterior painting projects 2. Strong and durable performance makes them high-performing for working in hot and humid climates. Fit for outside projects with different temperatures and humidity. 3. This superior brush has been finely handcrafted from pure Chinese bristle, its quality are superior to the brush made from synthetic filaments. Range of Application Widely used in Industries including shipbuilding, auto car, flying Machine, furniture and office or home painting project
Product description:(202#A paint brush)HJFPB1007#
1.Double time boiled bristle 60% tops, the bristle are very straight. and surface is very smooth
2. Stainless steel ferrule with three lines, two lines on top of ferrule, one line at the other side, press word in the middle of ferrule.
3. Soft wooden handle,(poplar wooden material) arbitrary hue lacquer,arbitrary hue lacquer tip
4. Nail stainless steel ferrule to the brush head
5. Heavy epoxy glues with its excellent quality make the bristle not shed or pull out.
6. Normal Packing:High quality PVC hang bag on the brush head.
SIZE	LENGTHOUT BRISTLE	WIGTH	THICKNESS	HEIGHT FERRULE	PACKAGE	DOZ CTN	SIZE CTN	N.W	G.W
20mm	38mm	19.5mm	11mm	35mm	pe bag	120	443847	32	33
30mm	38mm	30.5mm	12.2mm	35mm	pe bag	100	443645	32	33
40mm	44mm	40.5	13mm	35mm	pe bag	80	584632	25	26
50mm	44mm	48mm	13.8mm	35mm	pe bag	50	443645	18	19
60mm	44mm	52.5	15.8mm	35mm	pe bag	36	564430	22	23
70mm	51mm	68.5mm	16.2mm	35mm	pe bag	20	49.54540	13	14
80mm	51mm	84.2mm	17mm	35mm	pe bag	20	4642.533.5	18	19
100mm	51mm	99mm	20mm	35mm	pe bag	20	4642.533.5	21	22

How to clean paint brush .

paint brushes are an investment. By cleaning them thoroughly and properly at the end of a painting session, they will last longer

Difficulty: Easy

Time Required: Time worth spending

Here's How:

1. Wipe off any excess paint using a cloth or soft tissue. Gently squeezing the bristles from the ferrule edge outwards with your fingers, or with a cloth, will help remove paint from the brush. But be careful to avoid pulling on the bristles.

2. Rinse the brush in turpentine or oil if you've been using oils or lukewarm water if you've been using a water-based medium. Never use hot water as it can expand the ferrule, causing the hairs to fall out.

3. Wipe it on the cloth again to remove the last of the excess paint.

4. Wash gently using a little bit of mild soap (rather than dishwashing liquid). Dab the brush gently onto the piece of soap, then work up a lather in a small container (or the palm of your hand if you're not using any toxic pigments or solvents).

5. Rinse and repeat until there's no trace of any color coming out. Over time a brush may become stained, but don't stop rinsing until you're sure there's no paint left.

6. Rinse once more in clean, lukewarm water to remove any traces of soap. Shake off the water.

7. Use your fingers to gently shape the brush head into its correct shape.

8. If necessary, wrap the bristles in a piece of tissue or toilet paper while the brush is still wet. When the paper dries it'll contract, pulling the bristles into shape.

9. Leave brush to dry at room temperature. Ensure it's not resting on its head as it will then dry misshapen. Standing it on the back of the handle works well.

10. If you're worried about the toxicity of the paint you're working with, wear gloves while painting and cleaning your brushes. Also if you find the paint is drying out and cracking, or staining your skin.

Tips:

1. Always use separate brushes for oil painting and water-based medium. After all, oil repels water. Also use separate brushes for varnish, gesso, and masking fluid.

2. Don't let acrylic paint dry on a brush as its water-resistant when dry. But also never leave a brush standing in water.

3. Never use a lot of pressure to force paint out of a brush. Be patient and rinse it several times.

4. If your brush is made from natural bristle, you can soften it by dipping it in clean oil (the one you use as a medium) after you have cleaned it.

5. Misshapen synthetic brushes can sometimes be reshaped by soaking them in hot water (not boiling).