Best paint rollers, brushes, and paint for interior painting?

I would like to paint some rooms in my 4 year old house. The rooms have the standard builder's white, flat paint right now. I have no experience painting. I would like to use brushes that are easy to use...I don't want to end up with little pieces of fabric in the dried paint, and I'd like a nice even coat. As a beginner, what brands/types of rollers/brushes should I use, and what interior paints are the best?





Thanks!Best paint rollers, brushes, and paint for interior painting?
Purdy products are the best!!!





I have been doing this professionally for over 10 years now and I've tried them all. Try to find a 2 1/2 or 3'; angle cut Purdy brush and you wont be disappointed.





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I'm sure someone else will give you some good info on what supplies/brushes to use- I just wanted to give you a random tip that might come in handy.





Every time I paint the thing I find most frustrating is the endless taping off of ceilings and trim, only to discover when I pull it off that in many places the paint has snuck under the tape and left a ragged edge. UGH.





This is the tip I recently learned about:


When you have all of your areas taped off, apply a layer layer of clear ';paint'; over it before doing the rest of your taping. I'd suggest asking the folks at your paint seller what product they'd recommend best.





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