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Curry's Hog Bristle Long Handle Brush, Flat #1
Suitable for Acrylic & Oil
STIFFNESS
SPRINGINESS
WATER-RETENTION
PAINT-RETENTION
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A professional grade brush series made from 100%natural hog hair, ideal for acrylic or oil painting. The Connoisseur is a go-to brush for any artist looking for a high-quality hog hair brush at an affordable price range. Hog hair bristle possesses a superior paint retention with heavy-body acrylic and oil paints. The natural hair is more absorbent than synthetic filament, which allows paint to flow evenly onto the bristle tufts, resulting in smooth, even strokes. Connoisseur has been used in fine art galleries and exhibitions for years. If you're looking for an affordable hog hair brush that will last a long time with proper care, this is it! With hair filaments more flexible than traditional hog hair, this brush has increased versatility, making it a go-to brush for all painting practices from realism to abstraction.
Specifications
With hog hair, this brush is medium stiffness that adapts well across paint types and has moderate spring for general-purpose strokes. It holds relatively little water, best for drier techniques, and retains a generous load of paint for consistent, uninterrupted coverage. Paired with a long handle wood handle, it is built for full-arm strokes at the easel, suited to oil and acrylic painting.
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