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Princeton RealValue Brush Set of 5 - Orange Label Synthetic White Taklon; #2R, #8R, #12R, ¾"S & ½"W

Princeton RealValue Brush Set of 5 - Orange Label Synthetic White Taklon; #2R, #8R, #12R, ¾"S & ½"W

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SKU:PAB9152

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Whether you use watercolours, oils, tempera, or acrylics, there’s a thoughtfully selected Princeton RealValue brush Set at an affordable price. This 5 brush, short-handled set uses synthetic White Taklon bristles for Acrylic, Watercolour, and Tempera.

Includes a #2 Round, #8 Round, #12 Round, ¾" Stroke, and ½" Wash.

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Princeton RealValue Brush Set of 5 - Orange Label Synthetic White Taklon; #2R, #8R, #12R, ¾"S & ½"W
Princeton RealValue Brush Set of 5 - Orange Label Synthetic White Taklon; #2R, #8R, #12R, ¾"S & ½"WPAB9152
Princeton RealValue Brush Set of 5 - Orange Label Synthetic White Taklon; #2R, #8R, #12R, ¾"S & ½"WPAB9152
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PATTY H. (Montreal, CA)
I haven’t used acrylics in a long time

I haven’t used acrylics in a long time. These brushes were just what I needed at a reasonable price.

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David C.E. (Vancouver, CA)
All I needed to get my idea on to the

All I needed to get my idea on to the canvas!

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Debby P. (Victoria, CA)
Is it me or is it the brush

I have just started using acrylic paints. I am more familiar with watercolour paints and brushes and am finding that that acrylic paints are very different from watercolours. I am not getting very good coverage or definitions with these brushes but don't know if it is the tool or the craftsman. Would I be better with a different brush? That's the question.