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This brush is as easy to use as Tim Holtz shows in the tutorial also as easy to clean. It works for everything you want to collage not just his products. Can’t wait to order the other brushes. I will be getting the set. Can’t have enough good brushes. Thank you for your vision.
I highly recommend using the brush when you’re doing any type of collage this brush has very good bristles it was big enough for my collage my project turned out very nice I also recommend using this brush while applying any type a collage always have a cup nearby I just put in my brush in the cup of water this is water soluble after I use the brush I washed my brush With a little drop of Don dish soap it came out very clean after drying it was like new I can never even used it thank you ranger ink
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One of the things I have been using to apply my mediums is a pastry brush. Naturally, I only get a few uses before having to toss it and start with a new one, as these do not clean well after using any type of glue as the bristles get ruined from the glue. My question, therefore, is: How does this brush hold up compared to this? I'd like to know before investing money into a set of these. Thanks for your input!
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(05-May-17)
I have used this (I have all 3) brush to apply various glazes and mediums and I never let the glaze dry on the brush as I clean them right away. If there is going to be time between using and cleaning I keep the bristles submerged in water until I can clean using a mild soap later. Any acrylic use paint brush will work this way. Hope this helps.
By: DruThiercof
(06-May-17)
