FC 405-10

Circle Plastic Brush Washer Bassin With 18 Brush Holding Slots with a Cover that Doubles as an 8-Well Palette

$7.28 CAD
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Discover the Circle Plastic Brush Washer Basin, a versatile tool designed for artists. This washer features a convenient lid that doubles as an 8-well palette, optimizing your workspace. With 18 dedicated brush slots, 3 water compartments, and 3 brush rests, it offers comprehensive functionality for efficient cleaning and maintenance of your brushes. The integrated grooves ensure thorough cleaning without damaging the bristles, making it ideal for artists who prioritize care and efficiency in their creative process. Whether you're a professional or a hobbyist, this brush washer basin enhances your workflow by keeping your tools organized and ready for use. Explore a seamless blend of utility and innovation with this essential addition to your studio or workspace.

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