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Tools of the painting trade
Prev... The ground brush, also known as a pound brush, was a round or elliptical
brush bound by wire, cord or metal. They were generally heavy to use, and required considerable usage to break them in. These brushes were predominantly used in the days before modern paint manufacture techniques; hand mixed paints requiring more working to create the finish. These brushes still have use in applying primer; the brushes are useful in working the primer into the grain of the wood. Pound brushes required an even breaking in to create even bevel on both sides of the brush minimizing the formation of a point which would render the brush useless.
Sash tools were smaller brushes, similar to a ground brush, and used
mainly for cutting in sash or glazing bars found on windows.
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