Princeton Select Artiste, Serie 3750, Pennello per Acrilico, Acquarello e Olio, Rotondo, 5/0

Name: Princeton Select Artiste, Serie 3750, Pennello per Acrilico, Acquarello e Olio, Rotondo, 5/0
Brand: PRINCETON ARTIST BRUSH CO.
SKU: 5112788162773
Price: 24.19 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:PRINCETON ARTIST BRUSH CO.

3.5/5

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24.19

i pennelli selezionati a manico corto con le loro forme distinte ti consentono di esprimere veramente la tua creatività. i manici blu del portagioie satinato sono la ciliegina sulla torta per questi pennelli speciali unici. Una varietà di capelli sintetici e naturali. I pennelli sono perfetti per le tue esigenze di pittura decorativa e tecnica.

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EAN: 5112788162773

Categories: Arti, artigianato e cucito, Forniture per pittura, disegno e arte, Pittura, Spazzole, Set di pennelli,

Brand	PRINCETON ARTIST BRUSH CO.
Bristle Type	Natural
Color	Petite Round
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 167 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	10011435
Item Weight	0.16 ounces
Manufacturer	PRINCETON ARTIST BRUSH CO.
Material	Synthetic hair
Number of Pieces	1
Paint Type	Oil,Watercolor,Acrylic
Product Dimensions	0.34 x 0.34 x 6 inches
Size	Petite Round Size 5/0

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Like the handle

Like the shorter handle with the thicker center. Easier to hold.

Scritto da: LucyLu

OK brush, not particularly loving it.

To be honest, I don't see any difference between this single brush, and the similar brushes I got in a 15 piece set. They hold the same amount of paint, work as smoothly going on, and wash out the same. I thought that by buying one "good" brush, I would achieve some miraculous result, I suppose. I'm going to find an expensive brush, which to me means more than $20 for one brush, and see if that's any better. I'm not unhappy with the brushes I am using, just wondering if more expensive means better. We shall see. I've actually ruined one of these brushes by not realizing in was in my water tray overnight, so it certainly didn't retain its shape. Your purchase of this brush would be ok if you need a brush this size, but didn't want to buy a big set.

Scritto da: Linda

My Favorite Brushes

After using more kinds of brushes than I like to admit, I finally found Princeton Select brushes. My favorite size is the 20/0. I do PBN's and this brush is perfect for painting the small cells. Also, the shorter handle makes painting much easier for me. I always keep extras on hand!

Scritto da: April I. Van Wyk

Love, love, love

I absolutely love this brand of miniature paint brushes. I have tried as many as I could before deciding which worked the best for me. I also like that they have a few sizes nobody else have. Yes, they are a little pricey for one brush, but if taken care of they will last a while. To me, a great value.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Princeton brushes are great.

I think Princeton brushes are great and I have several of them. I especially like the 'petite' series because the handle is a bit thicker and easier to hold for long periods of time and the small detail brushes that they have are perfect for very small areas. And who doesn't like that happy blue color?? They're definitely brushes that I'l continue to use.

Scritto da: Leah Johnson

Life Saver

Life Saver for small complex spaces

Scritto da: Ziggy3339

Important brush for me. Use daily.

Working out very well for small detailed specific work with my acrylics.

Scritto da: heidi jo williams

Brush

Great little brush. I started doing paint by numbers and it’s perfect for the little places.

Scritto da: AnnR

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Scritto da: Joron Laurence

souple et ferme à la fois

Parfait pour les traits fins à l'aquarelle (mais retient peu de couleur compte tenu de sa taille c'est évident) ou la gouache. Bonne prise en main contrairement à des pinceaux aux poils de même taille mais en conséquence très fin aussi pour le tenir. Bien vu le "grossissement" du manche.