ristles of which have any tendency to spreadoutwards, should be avoided. The wood core of the brushshould not be too large, or it will cause separation of the brushand hollowness in wear, nor should the core project too far intothe brush, but only sufficient to take the pressure of thebinding. The… … Fig. 13.—Two- and three-knot distemper brushes. Distemper Brushes.—The following list comprises most ofthe general brushes used in the trade. Distemper brushes for large surfaces, as walls and ceilings,are made in various qualities of bristle and of various patterns.They are made in separate knots…
House painting · Interior decoration
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