AIEX Comfort Grip Detail Paint Brushes, 9-Piece
Last updated: December 7, 2022
This detail paint brushes set works well for face painting, nail art, canvas work and painting figurines. All nine brushes feature fine tips with soft bristles that don't split or shed. The handles are coated with UV protection and have a triangular shape that allows for a solid grip.
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Key Takeaway: You can get this detail paint brushes set in either black or white.
In our analysis of 30 expert reviews, the AIEX Comfort Grip Detail Paint Brushes, 9-Piece placed 7th when we looked at the top 15 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Fine Tips. The detail brushes are made of good quality. With great spring, the bristles are soft, absorptive and neatly stacked. No hair splitting or shedding! Easy to do spotting and long lines. Perfect Size Combination. The miniature painting kit has 9 assorted point tips with different thickness for various needs, including 000/00/0/1/2/3/4/5/6. Good in Shape. Even after multiple washing and using, the acrylic paint brushes can hold their shape well. Comfortable Grip Handle. With delicate design, the miniature painting brushes handle is coated with UV protection, easier to control for painting long hours. The triangle grip can prevent your brush from rolling off the table. Reduce hand fatigue! A Must-have for Hobby Artist. The fine detail paint brushes set is ideal for any detail painting, scale model painting ,nail art, face painting, acrylic, watercolor, or oil painting, etc.
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