7 and make sure the paint or varnish does not run on the handle. Paint in the direction of the wood grain and continuously, so that the wet paint covers wet paint (wet on wet) to ensure the homogeneity of the paint, without patches. If your work breaks are long, clean the brushes to prevent damage. Alternatively, wrap them in a plastic bag, saran wrap or foil for the short time your work break lasts. At the end of the project, wash them with lukewarm water and a light solution of kitchen detergent. Rinse well, dry and wrap with a clean cloth. In this way, they will be suitable for the next time of use. All of the above cleaning instructions apply for brushes used with water-soluble paints. Brushes used for applying solvent-based varnishes or paints must be cleaned with the solvent of the applying product and until every trace of paint or varnish is thoroughly removed from their bristles. Brushes that are used repeatably should be in very good condition, otherwise they will make it difficult to work with and impact your work. Brushes that lose their bristles during application are unsuitable for use.
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