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Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 4

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 5/0

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 6

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 8

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 3

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 3/0

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 1

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 363 Round Brush Size 2

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 20

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 20

Bristles: Synthetic Sizes: 8 Sold Individually Flat, square ends Synthetic bristles Rust-proof steel ferrules Grey, varnished handles Ideal for use on textured surfaces Perfect for decorative art techniques Handmade in Germany Ideal for use on textured surfaces such as wood, card, fired porcelain, ceramic, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is perfect for decorative art techniques. What is a mottler brush? Used for faux finishing techniques, murals, washes, varnishing and priming, a mottler brush provides good coverage due to its capacity for holding large amounts of paint. A large, flat brush, a mottler can have long or short bristles, formed from natural hair or synthetic fibres. Why use a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush 5036? Available in sizes: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 80 mm, there is a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush to meet the requirements of all artists and crafters. How should I care for my Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? It is important to clean brushes thoroughly to prevent bristles losing their interlocking quality, and standing apart. Particular attention should be paid to the edge of the ferrule, where dried paint can become embedded, and result in bristle breakage. The methods for cleaning brushes differ, depending on the type of paint used. Brushes used to apply water-based colour may be cleaned simply with soap and water. To help preserve the condition of the bristles, a specialist brush cleaner may also be used. What are the best paints to use with a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? Suitable for use with all media, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is ideal for applying gouache, acrylic   and watercolour paint. Who are Da Vinci? Owned by the German company Defet, the Da Vinci brand was patented in 1952. The company's philosophy to use only the best materials, traditional craftsmanship, and technological progress ensures Da Vinci brushes are of the highest quality.

GBP 9.44
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Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 60

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 60

Bristles: Synthetic Sizes: 8 Sold Individually Flat, square ends Synthetic bristles Rust-proof steel ferrules Grey, varnished handles Ideal for use on textured surfaces Perfect for decorative art techniques Handmade in Germany Ideal for use on textured surfaces such as wood, card, fired porcelain, ceramic, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is perfect for decorative art techniques. What is a mottler brush? Used for faux finishing techniques, murals, washes, varnishing and priming, a mottler brush provides good coverage due to its capacity for holding large amounts of paint. A large, flat brush, a mottler can have long or short bristles, formed from natural hair or synthetic fibres. Why use a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush 5036? Available in sizes: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 80 mm, there is a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush to meet the requirements of all artists and crafters. How should I care for my Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? It is important to clean brushes thoroughly to prevent bristles losing their interlocking quality, and standing apart. Particular attention should be paid to the edge of the ferrule, where dried paint can become embedded, and result in bristle breakage. The methods for cleaning brushes differ, depending on the type of paint used. Brushes used to apply water-based colour may be cleaned simply with soap and water. To help preserve the condition of the bristles, a specialist brush cleaner may also be used. What are the best paints to use with a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? Suitable for use with all media, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is ideal for applying gouache, acrylic   and watercolour paint. Who are Da Vinci? Owned by the German company Defet, the Da Vinci brand was patented in 1952. The company's philosophy to use only the best materials, traditional craftsmanship, and technological progress ensures Da Vinci brushes are of the highest quality.

GBP 18.66
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Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 80

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 80

Bristles: Synthetic Sizes: 8 Sold Individually Flat, square ends Synthetic bristles Rust-proof steel ferrules Grey, varnished handles Ideal for use on textured surfaces Perfect for decorative art techniques Handmade in Germany Ideal for use on textured surfaces such as wood, card, fired porcelain, ceramic, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is perfect for decorative art techniques. What is a mottler brush? Used for faux finishing techniques, murals, washes, varnishing and priming, a mottler brush provides good coverage due to its capacity for holding large amounts of paint. A large, flat brush, a mottler can have long or short bristles, formed from natural hair or synthetic fibres. Why use a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush 5036? Available in sizes: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 80 mm, there is a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush to meet the requirements of all artists and crafters. How should I care for my Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? It is important to clean brushes thoroughly to prevent bristles losing their interlocking quality, and standing apart. Particular attention should be paid to the edge of the ferrule, where dried paint can become embedded, and result in bristle breakage. The methods for cleaning brushes differ, depending on the type of paint used. Brushes used to apply water-based colour may be cleaned simply with soap and water. To help preserve the condition of the bristles, a specialist brush cleaner may also be used. What are the best paints to use with a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? Suitable for use with all media, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is ideal for applying gouache, acrylic   and watercolour paint. Who are Da Vinci? Owned by the German company Defet, the Da Vinci brand was patented in 1952. The company's philosophy to use only the best materials, traditional craftsmanship, and technological progress ensures Da Vinci brushes are of the highest quality.

GBP 26.90
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Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 30

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 30

Bristles: Synthetic Sizes: 8 Sold Individually Flat, square ends Synthetic bristles Rust-proof steel ferrules Grey, varnished handles Ideal for use on textured surfaces Perfect for decorative art techniques Handmade in Germany Ideal for use on textured surfaces such as wood, card, fired porcelain, ceramic, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is perfect for decorative art techniques. What is a mottler brush? Used for faux finishing techniques, murals, washes, varnishing and priming, a mottler brush provides good coverage due to its capacity for holding large amounts of paint. A large, flat brush, a mottler can have long or short bristles, formed from natural hair or synthetic fibres. Why use a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush 5036? Available in sizes: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 80 mm, there is a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush to meet the requirements of all artists and crafters. How should I care for my Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? It is important to clean brushes thoroughly to prevent bristles losing their interlocking quality, and standing apart. Particular attention should be paid to the edge of the ferrule, where dried paint can become embedded, and result in bristle breakage. The methods for cleaning brushes differ, depending on the type of paint used. Brushes used to apply water-based colour may be cleaned simply with soap and water. To help preserve the condition of the bristles, a specialist brush cleaner may also be used. What are the best paints to use with a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? Suitable for use with all media, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is ideal for applying gouache, acrylic   and watercolour paint. Who are Da Vinci? Owned by the German company Defet, the Da Vinci brand was patented in 1952. The company's philosophy to use only the best materials, traditional craftsmanship, and technological progress ensures Da Vinci brushes are of the highest quality.

GBP 10.46
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Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 40

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 40

Bristles: Synthetic Sizes: 8 Sold Individually Flat, square ends Synthetic bristles Rust-proof steel ferrules Grey, varnished handles Ideal for use on textured surfaces Perfect for decorative art techniques Handmade in Germany Ideal for use on textured surfaces such as wood, card, fired porcelain, ceramic, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is perfect for decorative art techniques. What is a mottler brush? Used for faux finishing techniques, murals, washes, varnishing and priming, a mottler brush provides good coverage due to its capacity for holding large amounts of paint. A large, flat brush, a mottler can have long or short bristles, formed from natural hair or synthetic fibres. Why use a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush 5036? Available in sizes: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 80 mm, there is a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush to meet the requirements of all artists and crafters. How should I care for my Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? It is important to clean brushes thoroughly to prevent bristles losing their interlocking quality, and standing apart. Particular attention should be paid to the edge of the ferrule, where dried paint can become embedded, and result in bristle breakage. The methods for cleaning brushes differ, depending on the type of paint used. Brushes used to apply water-based colour may be cleaned simply with soap and water. To help preserve the condition of the bristles, a specialist brush cleaner may also be used. What are the best paints to use with a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? Suitable for use with all media, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is ideal for applying gouache, acrylic   and watercolour paint. Who are Da Vinci? Owned by the German company Defet, the Da Vinci brand was patented in 1952. The company's philosophy to use only the best materials, traditional craftsmanship, and technological progress ensures Da Vinci brushes are of the highest quality.

GBP 12.79
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Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 50

Da Vinci - FORTE Synthetics 5036 Mottler Brush Size 50

Bristles: Synthetic Sizes: 8 Sold Individually Flat, square ends Synthetic bristles Rust-proof steel ferrules Grey, varnished handles Ideal for use on textured surfaces Perfect for decorative art techniques Handmade in Germany Ideal for use on textured surfaces such as wood, card, fired porcelain, ceramic, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is perfect for decorative art techniques. What is a mottler brush? Used for faux finishing techniques, murals, washes, varnishing and priming, a mottler brush provides good coverage due to its capacity for holding large amounts of paint. A large, flat brush, a mottler can have long or short bristles, formed from natural hair or synthetic fibres. Why use a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush 5036? Available in sizes: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 80 mm, there is a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush to meet the requirements of all artists and crafters. How should I care for my Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? It is important to clean brushes thoroughly to prevent bristles losing their interlocking quality, and standing apart. Particular attention should be paid to the edge of the ferrule, where dried paint can become embedded, and result in bristle breakage. The methods for cleaning brushes differ, depending on the type of paint used. Brushes used to apply water-based colour may be cleaned simply with soap and water. To help preserve the condition of the bristles, a specialist brush cleaner may also be used. What are the best paints to use with a Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush? Suitable for use with all media, the Da Vinci Mottler Forte Brush is ideal for applying gouache, acrylic   and watercolour paint. Who are Da Vinci? Owned by the German company Defet, the Da Vinci brand was patented in 1952. The company's philosophy to use only the best materials, traditional craftsmanship, and technological progress ensures Da Vinci brushes are of the highest quality.

GBP 16.58
1