Why do some?

OKpig

New member
Okay why do some stripers using Dagger brushes; after loading the brush then PULL BRUSH THROUGH TWO FINGERS? Then pull lines.:think1:
Pig is me, looks like I rolled in it again.........Oh well
 

TAZ

Administrator
Staff member
I'm not positive on this, but possibly it's to firm up the brush?
 

TAZ

Administrator
Staff member
Probably to make sure the brush is set the way they want it before striping.
 

JT Airbrush

Member
As a pinstriper, I can say its just another method for palletting the brush. Most stripers pallet on an old magazine or out of a paper dixie cup. Some like to pallet between their fingers because they can feel the consistency of the paint better and get the edge of the brush nice and sharp. I don't like getting paint all over my fingers and can get the same results palletting on a magazine. It's really just what you're used to and what works for you. Btw, there is a difference between a dagger brush and a sword brush. Most stripers use a sword style brush in which the top of the brush and belly of the brush are different. A dagger brush is symmetrical, meaning it the top and bottom of the brush are the same.
 
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