Royal Brush Golden Taklon Paint Brushes
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About Royal Brush Golden Taklon Paint Brushes
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
79% liked the appearance, but 21% found it unappealing
The brushes are great for applying gesso primer to prepare a canvas. The filaments are thick enough to lay down gesso smoothly and evenly.
I was disappointed with the thickness and springiness of the paintbrush set, but accepted it for the price as a beginner painter. It still spreads the paint well.
While using the art-paintbrush-sets, I noticed a red tint being transferred into my paint, which was noticeable in my project.
Using the brushes requires monitoring for stray brush hairs as they shed hair like crazy.
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80% appreciated the bristle quality, but 20% noticed shedding
These art-paintbrushes are great with tight bristles and no shedding like chip brushes.
My paintbrush hairs split apart even when filled with acrylic.
76% praised the variety of brushes, but 24% felt it was lacking
I have used the brushes several times without any issues like bristles coming out or misshapen.
I appreciate the three different sizes of the brush and am satisfied with my purchase.
There is nothing special about our brush set.
My brush's hairs split apart even when filled with acrylic.
87% appreciated the durability
The brushes are easy to clean and can be set in a tin of alcohol for a short time to remove the shellac without worrying about damage, indicating their durability.
These brushes are great for applying gesso primer to prepare a canvas because their thick filaments lay down gesso smoothly and evenly, unlike mop style soft brushes with fine and densely packed filaments.
85% liked the ease of cleaning, but 15% found it challenging
I find the brushes very easy to clean by using alcohol and warm soapy water. It's a convenient way to clean them.
The brushes are great for applying gesso primer and lay it down smoothly and evenly with their thick filaments.
My paintbrush's hairs separate and make teeth after two or three uses, until I clean and dry them again.
67% liked the comfortable handles, but 33% found them slippery
The brushes are light and do not disturb the dye.
Sometimes it's easier not to use the brush hairs because they shed like crazy.
83% found the set versatile, but 17% thought it was limited
I find these brushes great for applying gesso primer to prepare a canvas. They have thick filaments that can lay down gesso smoothly and evenly, unlike mop style soft brushes with fine and densely packed filaments.
I am not sure about the versatility of these brushes, but they are excellent for shellac.
I used the brushes to apply a polycrylic sealer to my paintings. At first, I was concerned because after the 1st application, I could see a lot of brush marks, but by the 3rd coat all I saw was my painting. The brushes are silky smooth and easy to clean.
Thinner paint helps but ends up being too thin for great coverage.
