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Taklon Bristle Brush #6

Taklon Bristle Brush #6

SKU:PNT-101

7-1/4" x 1/8"

Made in Sri Lanka

Regular price $4.65 USD
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Synthetic Taklon Brush #6

For any number of metal clay tasks. For applying patinas, this is the perfect brush. You can use the tip to apply to select areas or mop over broader areas. Taklon hairs are glued and crimped into the seamless aluminum ferrule for a long lasting brush that will not go bald. Dark maroon lacquered handle.

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 9 reviews.

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Brush

"Love this brush for working with metal clay! I've bought it for all my students to use during classes."

Karen (5/5)

Brush

"Love this brush for working with metal clay! I've bought it for all my students to use during classes."

Karen (5/5)

Clay Tool

"Jut receive my package and I can?t wait until I use it."

Liza T. (5/5)

Clay Tool

"Jut receive my package and I can’t wait until I use it."

Liza T. (5/5)

Synthetic White Talon Brush #6

"This brush is sturdy enough to move your wet metal clay around, comes to a perfect point for delicate paste work and is a good price. Finally - no more messing up your metal clay projects with cheaply made, wimpy brushes!"

Mary A. (5/5)

Small Wonder

"Easy to handle and apply a good amount of PMC paste to tight areas."

Rock M. (5/5)

Small Wonder

"Easy to handle and apply a good amount of PMC paste to tight areas."

Rock M. (5/5)

I love this product!

"I love the control I have with this product when applying patina."

Marlena (5/5)

Synthetic White Talon Brush #6

"This brush is sturdy enough to move your wet metal clay around, comes to a perfect point for delicate paste work and is a good price. Finally - no more messing up your metal clay projects with cheaply made, wimpy brushes!"

Mary A. (5/5)

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