Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 104
To partially release the bridle and lower it, take out thetacks, and unthread the last few coils by passing them over theends of the bristles. This may be carefully done without cuttingand without allowing the ends to slip under. Tighten up asbefore, and re-knot, cutting off the unnecessary ends of… … Fig. 29.—Ordinary varnish brushes, three patterns. shape, they are bevelled for use. In the case of paint brushes,,their use in rough work accomplishes this bevelling. Yarnishbrushes are also specially cemented to withstand the action ofspirits, and are not always made to resist water, as they are…
House painting · Interior decoration
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