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+1 for Mick's suggestion. Purdy Elite brushes are great with water based paints. Mind you the technique you employ can have a big effect on the end result.
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My current personal favourite: Picasso 2.5" Angle Cut Short Handle Brush.
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Surely a brush used by Picasso would be worth a fortune.... I wouldna use it fer cuttin in.. I'd have it on fleabay.
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This chap'll pay sistine quid for a Picasso brush Mr. HandyAndy - Really
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I couldn't get relevant puns from that guy. Wasn't he an actor in Eastenders? Mr. HandyAndy - Really
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Thought that would have been the Michelangelo brush Handy,,, But quite what the Teenage Mutant Turtles have got to do with painting, is beyond me.
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Ahh I think your thinking of Angelos Epithemiou, off Shooting Stars (with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer) I dunna think he knows much about painting either, but as he worked at the BBC, he probably...
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For general cutting in walls to ceiling, the purdy monarch elite are incredibly neat. I generally use a three inch but a two inch would be a good starter brush if your not a professional. Screwfix sel...
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Hi apl, I've been using the Picasso for cutting-in, mainly when using emulsion, I like the angle of the filament and the control the short handle gives. I still prefer to use bristle with oil-based...
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Cheers Goodwill, St. George's Day isn't celebrated enough imo. I must try a Picasso in emulsion sometime, still using Purdy's at the moment. I've been using more water based trim paints for some time...
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