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D'Artisan Shoppe
D'Artisan Shoppe Miniature Paint Brushes, Fine Detail Brushes for Models
D'Artisan Shoppe Miniature Paint Brushes, Fine Detail Brushes for Models
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D'Artisan Shoppe Miniature Paint Brushes, Fine Detail Brushes for Models
- PAINT THE DETAIL, NOT THE PART NEXT TO IT: Fine-point rounds and riggers help reach recesses, behind straps and around raised details for eyes, edge highlights, narrow lines and freehand on miniatures and models.
- WHAT EACH SHAPE IS FOR: Rounds handle eyes, pupils and dots. Riggers carry paint for longer lines on cables, banners and trim. Flats suit small edges and dry brushing.
- SEALED BIRCH HANDLES: Seven paint coats plus lacquer create a smooth finish that is easier to wipe clean. Flat-sided grips help steady the brush and stop it rolling across the table.
- WORKS WITH THE PAINTS YOU USE: Synthetic bristles suit acrylic, watercolor, gouache, enamel and oil. Rinse with water for acrylic and watercolor, or the matching solvent for enamel and oil, then reshape and dry flat to keep tips sharp.
- WHAT COMES IN THE BOX, AND WHAT TO DO FIRST Twelve brushes with protective tip caps, a rigid screw-top tube and a fitted fabric sleeve. Wash the light coating off the bristles in warm water before first use and any odor goes with it. Cap and tube keep tips straight and dry where paper packaging does neither.
- PROTECTED STORAGE CARRY CASE. Each brush includes a tip cap, and the set stores in a breathable drawstring bag inside a rigid screw-top tube. Rinse off the protective coating in warm water before first use.
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