The perfect tickle brush

[jansen]

I don't know what you guys call them but it's the brush I use for corners and edges.
I've had various brushes over the years but they always drag and leave lines.
The other day I bought myself a spekter wood sash paint brush set from tool station and they are amazing, had a right smile on my face using them
I don't know if this is old news to you lot but I thought I'd share my discovery hoping to help you out

 

[thescudd]

i use a purdy 2inch brush for angles. expensive but great brush

 

[kgreigh]

I'm due a new one lol I had to repair it with a jubilee clip about a month ago but don't hold much hope for her

 

[superspread]

Why use a brush for angles ??????

 

[smoother09]

Now thats a tickle brush!!!

 

[mark338]

Proper bristle, any type, only at dry corners and ceiling lines though not nylon as there too stiff , any marks come out as i would be doing another trowel anyway. Dont use one at wet corners.

 

[jansen]

View attachment 4861 Now thats a tickle brush!!!

Hahaha it sure is

 

[jansen]

i use a purdy 2inch brush for angles. expensive but great brush

I had one of them until about 6 months ago, I threw it off the scaffold into the bucket and the handle came flying back out, could have cried good shot though

 

[jansen]

I'm due a new one lol I had to repair it with a jubilee clip about a month ago but don't hold much hope for herView attachment 4858View attachment 4859

Those brushes must have done some tickling in their time reminds me of my armor tool corner trowel with the jubilee clip

 

[kgreigh]

Why use a brush for angles ??????

I don't use one on wet angles just wet to dry I hold the brush tight on the dry plaster barely touching the wet with the tip of the brush mainly to get any little snots off