Dulux Smart Brush

Dulux Smart Brush

Every Stroke, a perfect stroke
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Key information
  • Coverage Good Coverage per dip
  • Drying Time NA
Product Features
  • Beautiful Finish
• Strong yet flexible filaments for control
• Smooth finish on all wall types
• Easy and consistent application
• Effortless cleaning
While doing application by Brush dip the brush about one-third of the way into the paint.Distribute paint evenly & gently tap the brush on the inside of the paint can to remove excess paint and distribute it evenly across the bristles.When applying paint with a brushStart by "cutting in" the edges of the wall along the ceiling, trim, and corners, Apply paint with short, even strokes, overlapping each stroke slightly to blend the paint. For a smooth finish, try to apply the paint in strokes that follow one direction (e.g., from top to bottom or side to side). Overlap the brush strokes into the "wet" edge of the previous section to prevent lines or "lap marks" from forming as the paint dries. To achieve a Smooth Finish, Avoid Overloading: Don't use too much paint, as it can lead to drips and an uneven finish.
Apply in Thin Coats: Instead of one thick coat, apply two thin coats to achieve a more even and durable finish.
Remove Excess Paint: If you notice a brush mark, gently go over it with a clean, dry brush in the direction of the stroke to smooth it out.
Keep out of reach of children and away from combustible material, food, drink and animal feeding material. If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show the container or label. Safety Data Sheet available for professional user on request. No added Lead, Mercury or Chromium compounds. Refer Safety Data Sheet for more details.
  • 1. After use
    Step 1: Squeeze you brushes against the edge of the paint tin to release as much excess paint as possible, then wipe off as much paint as you can using a cloth or newspaper, taking care not to damage the bristles.
    Step 2: Did you use water-based paint? Then water is all you’ll need to clean your paint brushes. So as not to stain your sinks, simply fill a container with warm water and leave your brushes to soak for about two hours.
    Step 3: Did you use solvent-based paint? Then you’ll need to add a small amount of solvent-based cleaner to a container and work the brush against the sides to get the cleaner into the base of the bristles. Again, leave to soak for about two hours.
    Step 4: After their two-hour soak, grab a dry clean cloth to wipe your brushes down and store in a cool, dry place for future use.
    Top tip: Don’t pour solvents down the sink! Cover the container you used and leave for 24 hours. Once the paint has sunk to the bottom, tip the remaining solvent cleaner into the bottle for future use, and the remaining paint back into the tin.

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