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How to Avoid Leaving Brush Strokes when Painting Furniture

by Kathy T.

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One of the most difficult parts of home improvement can be painting. If you’re not naturally artistically inclined, painting can be a challenge. You have to worry about drips, spills, paint bubbles, and keeping up with an even coat. One of the biggest problems that novice painters face is leaving brush strokes. If you’re painting walls, you will most like use a roller and you don’t have to worry, but for smaller projects like furniture, brush strokes can be hard to navigate. Painted Furniture Ideas has a list of tips to make your job easier:

  1. Add Floetrol
  2. Use a High Quality Brush
  3. Longer Bristles = Better
  4. Work in Sections
  5. Try a Roller
  6. Sand down spots with brush strokes

Photo Credit: Bev Sykes

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