I'm not talking about plain quadrant coving, though. And I don't much like your idea for that either. ;-)
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Buy a Purdy paint brush (or better still a set of them).
The price will make you wince but it truly makes all the difference PLUS they apparently last forever.
You won't regret it.
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I sometimes found it difficult to produce a straight line when I used to to do coach lining, It helped if you used the brush as a guide to steady the hand during the stoke, also when painting a straight line in particular you look ahead of the stroke or brush as you pull the line and NOT at the brush, this usually helps to create a straighter line.
Stephen.
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Thanks - but at my time of life I doubt I'll develop the skills necessary.
I've watched a coach line being applied by hand and marvelled. ;-) I cheated on my car after it was sprayed and used transfers. Managed a decent job of that, though. It's just paint I don't get on with.
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My Brother doesn't get on with paint either, he gets his misses to do all the painting, now there's food for thought ;)
Stephen.