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In a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities exploited in human trafficking schemes, Bolaji Bolarinwa, a 51-year-old former nurse from Moorestown, New Jersey, has permanently surrendered her professional nursing licenses following a federal conviction for forced labor. Bolarinwa, a U.S. citizen originally from Nigeria, orchestrated a coercive operation between 2015 and 2016 that targeted two…

Okay, this pizzeria is not in Brooklyn but at the Moorestown Mall in New Jersey. For being in a food court, this pizza was actually not bad. Is it the best pizza in New Jersey? No, but I enjoyed my slice after watching the new Fantastic Four movie. Brooklyn Pizza of Moorestown Mall serves up a decent slice of pizza.

A painting project consists of a lot of different decisions being made. You need to figure out what wall to start with, what color to use, who is going to help, and much more. One of the most forgotten about, but important decisions for painters of all skill levels is picking out the right brushes for the job. There are many different paint brushes that have their own specialties. A couple of painters in Moorestown discussed all the types of paint brushes and when to use them.  

Small Paintbrushes

Small paintbrushes are quite tiny and have very fine bristles. A small paintbrush is considered any brush that is around one inch to three inches in size. You want to use a small paintbrush when working in very tight spaces. Corners, trims, and window areas are the ideal situations where a small paint brush should be used.

Medium Paintbrushes

Medium paintbrushes are the perfect happy medium in terms of brush sizing. You can never go wrong with using a medium-sized paintbrush, but it may not always be the most effective. A medium-sized paintbrush should be used when painting on smaller surfaces such as doors or cabinets.  

Large Paintbrushes

Large paintbrushes are a quick way to cover a large area in as least amount of strokes as possible. A large paintbrush is considered any brush ranging from four to six inches. Large paintbrushes should be used for very large areas that don’t any obstructions such as walls and ceilings. 

Natural Paintbrushes 

A natural paintbrush is made with natural bristles such as badger or hog hair. These natural brushes range in sizes like any other brush. Natural brushes provide a way to hold more paint on the bristles and create a smoother paint job. Natural brushes work best with oil-based paint or different types of waxes. Natural brushes don’t get along well with water-based paints due to their ability to soak up a large amount of water and ruin the quality of the paint. 

Synthetic Paintbrushes 

Synthetic paintbrushes are made of high-quality polyester or nylon blend that is an artificial bristle. Since natural paintbrushes don’t bond well with water, synthetic paintbrushes work well with water-based paints. A synthetic brush varies in size and works well with any paints outside of oil-based paints. Latex-based and water-based paint work well with synthetic brushes.  

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