RE: Detail Painting

[Anonymous]

I use the line of Microbrushes. They are like a q-tip only with a tiny tiny tip.They come in a 10 pak for $1.29. Several different size tips are available Check out their website at www.microbrush.com Mike Dickinson

[Anonymous]

Get the smallest brush you can find, use thicker than normal paint, (I like to dip the brush in the residue found in the cap, let it thicken a bit after opening the jar), Also, try to work in a relaxed environment, ie; no running dogs, screaming kids, etc. I have also found a couple of beers and a Winston to be helpful, but that's just me...
Todd C.