hello David , i have used a small felt tip brush on them ,has square edges to do the sides and no brush marks on the yellow ,you can get them from craft shop ,bruce oz
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hello David , i have used a small felt tip brush on them ,has square edges to do the sides and no brush marks on the yellow ,you can get them from craft shop ,bruce oz
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We use a small hard rubber roller from Home Depot. It's not a paint roller. I think it's for linoleum. Works great!
some of the hard rubber rollers are used for spreading ink on the old fashion type printing presses, they are called brayers sp?
I've used my finger to dab the paint on
I used a small artist paintbrush to paint the front letters and the whole time was thinking "There has got to be a better way". I am going to find and try the rubber roller method.
I use the foam brushes most the time. I also use my Quills(a sign painters make of brush) and One Shot for none raised surfaces. Quills pull very nice in curves. Red Sable is a good lettering brush also.
Terry