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Types and Uses of Construction Painting Tools,
Materials and Accessories
Learning Objectives
After reading this information sheet, you must be able to:
1. Classify basic painting tools and materials;
2. Enumerate painting tools and materials
Need to add colors to your walls? If you think your room needs a
boost, then adding a splash of colors can give it a new lease on life. Many
homeowners might find the task of painting a dreadful task, but it’s actually
one of the most inexpensive ways to give your room a makeover.
To make your painting experience a breeze, be sure to have the right
painting tools. You’ll need more than a reliable paintbrush so check out the
list below to know what you might be missing.
Type Roller
Brush
Tape
Drop cloth
cupboards or molding that you do not want to accidentally paint and help
you to keep the edges neat and clean.
Sprayer
Edger
Extension Pole
Painter’s Tool
Paint Remover
Paint Bucket
Paint Guide
Types of Brushes
Stencil Brush
Flat Sash
This type of brush has bristles that are completely straight all
the way across the brush and is ideal for painting on flat
surfaces. While it is not easy to cut in with this type of brush,
you can easily fill in areas on your wall using a flat sash brush.
Wall
Thicker brushes that hold more paint are called wall
brushes. They are ideal for painting large surfaces
such as a wall when you do not want to use a roller.
Due to their size, they should not be used for fine
detail work, as they simply hold too much paint and are too bulky to try to
use in a smaller space.
Trim
These flat brushes are ideal for quickly covering larger surfaces, as
long as they are flat. They are generally used for painting exterior
siding on your home.
Chip
Chip brushes are generally fairly small and are
perfect for painting in awkward or enclosed spaces
where you do not have a lot of room to maneuver
the brush. They do a great job on fine detail work and will leave a
professional and clean appearance as long as you are careful when using
the brush.
Bristle Types
Natural
Made with animal hairs, these brushes are ideal for applying
paint that has an oil base. Due to the splitting of the tips of the
bristles, these brushes will hold more paint and release it
smoothly and evenly onto your wall for a nice finish.
Blended Nylon/Polyester
These brushes are very easy to clean and are great for
use with latex paint. When cared for properly, they
will last for many years. Nylon is very durable, and
polyester holds its shape well, making for a durable and reliable brush.
Polyester
Feature
Embossed
Kit
Extendable
Ergonomic
Painting for long hours at a time can really take its toll on your
body, especially if you are going to be holding a paintbrush for the
majority of the time. When you choose an ergonomic paintbrush,
you can be certain that you will avoid the hand cramps that are
so common with painting. When you have to hold a paintbrush in
the same position for an extended period of time, it can become
very difficult and uncomfortable, but you can keep your hand feeling its best
when you choose an ergonomic brush.
Adjustable Angle
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