Applications
Paint NEXT TO trim
Furniture
Hard to reach areas
 
2 inches
 
Ideal for cutting in next to trim, providing a nice clean edge.
 
Extremely smooth and easy painting – use with all types of paints and stains
Contractor grade construction with aluminum inserts
25% more filaments in each brush head
Maximum pick up & release of paint through smooth filament technology
Unique hourglass handle design - no more sore hands!
 
NEXT TO Trim
There are many different types of paintbrushes, but the best paintbrush for cutting in is designed specifically for painting next to trim. Our best cutting in paintbrush is exactly what you need to paint along all types of trim, as well as corners where the wall and ceiling meet. Our precision cut-in series of paintbrushes are the perfect choice when painting NEXT TO or cutting in on any trim - on doors, walls, or baseboards. 
 
Electrical Outlets
A cutting in paintbrush isn’t just useful for painting along trim. It can also be used to paint around electrical outlets. In fact, any of our precision cut-in brushes are the perfect choice when cutting in next to electrical outlets on the wall. If you have an outlet in a tight space like on a kitchen counter, the stubby handle on our cutting in paintbrush will allow you to maneuver with ease when painting around the outlet. Get the best cutting in paintbrush, and you can use it to paint around trim and electrical outlets regardless of where they are located. 
 
NEXT TO Door Molding
If you are painting a room with cabinets, such as your kitchen or bathroom, or if you are painting around doors, you need the best paintbrush for cutting in. Our precision cut-in series of paintbrushes are a great choice when painting NEXT TO or cutting in next to trim or molding on doors or cabinet fronts. This brush is included in many of our paintbrush kits that include other important painting accessories you need to successfully complete your project. 
 
Brush Care: 
Remove excess paint with brush comb while cleaning with warm water and dish soap
Shake out excess water
Let dry in package to retain shape of brush and protect filaments
If using an oil based paint or stain, use mineral spirits to clean (remove a majority of oil based paint before introducing water to the brush)