Paint Supplies & Applicators

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FAQ

Find answers to the most common questions about paint supplies & applicators.

For water-based paint, rinse with warm soapy water. For oil-based paint, use mineral spirits, then wash with soap and water.

A high-quality angled sash brush (2.5–3 inches) is ideal for cutting in edges, while a roller covers large areas faster.

Apply a stain-blocking primer (like Kilz), then touch up with matching paint. For recurring leaks, fix the moisture source first.

Use a high-quality brush, avoid overloading with paint, and apply in smooth, even strokes. A foam brush can help with ultra-smooth finishes.

How do I clean paintbrushes after use?