Choosing the right brush can significantly impact the quality of your work. Here are the main types of plastering brushes commonly used in the industry:
Water Brushes
Splash brushes, otherwise known as water brushes are designed to hold a large amount of water and distribute it effectively across surfaces. In plastering, dampening surfaces before applying plaster is essential for proper adhesion and to prevent rapid drying. Water brushes typically have a dense, thick bristle design that helps spread water evenly across walls.
Recommended Use: REFINA water brushes are perfect for wetting down surfaces to manage material absorption and for pre-wetting trowels before applying render or plaster. They also excel at evenly applying coatings and paints across various surfaces.
Texturing Brushes
Texturing brushes are indispensable tools in plastering, offering both functionality and creativity. Designed to create decorative textures on plaster surfaces, they bring walls and ceilings to life with unique patterns like stippling, swirling, and other artistic effects.
Whether you want a subtle texture for a minimalist finish or bold patterns for a dramatic effect, texturing brushes can deliver various styles depending on the pressure applied, brush movement, and plaster consistency.