Paint Brush Flat Cow's Hair - Single Brush
The classic watercolour painting brush with a natural wood handle and soft cow's hair.
The brush has soft bristles made of cow hair and a rust proof, closed ferrule. It is finished with a white wax coating.
This is the classic flat, wide ended brush used for wet-on-wet and other watercolour painting techniques. The wide head allows smooth wide movements. Having a flat bristle head, these brushes have an optimal paint retention for a rich colour application.
In the younger years, we recommend our Short-Handled version for easier control in little hands.
Choose between the following sizes:
- 4mm
- 6mm
- 8mm
- 10mm
- 12mm
- 14mm
- 16 mm
- 18mm
- 20 mm
- 22m
Suitable for:
- Stockmar Watercolour Paint Set in Tin 12 Opaque Colours
- Stockmar Aquarelle Watercolours 6x20 ml Basic Assortment
- Stockmar Aquarelle Watercolours 12x20 ml in Wooden Box with accessories
- Wooden Paint Holder with 50 ml Glass Jars
- Specifications
- Usage
- Mercurius
-
Made in: Germany
Sizes: 4mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm or 22mm
Material: Birch wood handle, soft cows hair bristles. -
Usage: Suitable for Stockmar Watercolour Paint Set in Tin 12 Opaque Colours, Stockmar Aquarelle Watercolours 6x20 ml Basic Assortment, Stockmar Aquarelle Watercolours 12x20 ml in Wooden Box with accessories, and can be used with Wooden Paint Holder with 50 ml Glass Jars
-
Mercurius products support the holistic development of the child through education, art and play. Key to the Mercurius ethos is social inclusion. Mercurius works with a number of sheltered workshops and initiatives, where everyone is unique and able to contribute and feel included within society. Learn more about Mercurius...
Why are our paint brushes waxed and not lacquered?
Our brushes are finished with a natural wax. This natural wax protects your brush from any adverse affect that may be caused by paint and water. If lacquered, the lacquer on the brush handle can crack and peel.
The wax we use gives the handle a slightly rough feeling. This helps to improve grip.
Caring for your paint brush
A quality brush used with care, cleaned and stored properly, will last many years without any loss of hair or shape.
Rinse with lukewarm water after use. Do not use any synthetic or chemical product when painting or cleaning.
It is very important you hang your brush to dry with the bristles down. This will drain the water and dry the brush, ensuring the glue will not dissolve in the connection point between the hairs and the handle.