Fine Detail Paint Brush Set 6pcs Tip Professional Artist Miniature Paint Brushes Fine Lines for Detailed Watercolor Acrylic Oil Painting

Excellent quality brushes for finer work.

I bought these for my partner to use when painting the models hr builds.The handle is of a very good design which makes them very easy to hold when using them yo paint very fine detail. The bristle s are good quality andcdon't shed or splay out either. They're very good quality and clue for money.

I like these paint brushes they are good quality for my art work. The bags that the paint brushes were in had an odd smell.

This 10-piece Fine Tip Detail Paint Brush Set is ideal for artists working with acrylics, watercolor, or oil paints. The brushes feature sharp, fine tips that provide excellent control and precision, making them perfect for intricate details in miniature painting. The quality of the bristles ensures smooth application, and the set offers a variety of sizes to suit different needs. Durable and comfortable to use, this set is a great choice for artists seeking professional-grade tools for detailed work.

Brilliant! I use the four finest in the pack for oil painting and they stand up in quality to fine liners bought from art shops (jacksons, cassart); not only that I get 4 for less than the price of one from said art shops - highly recommend

I bought this product to use for glass painting. The description and reviews led me to believe they were ideal for painting fine detail (in my case for painting pet portraits on wine glasses) but they simply are not fine enough for that. They are however very nice brushes, easy and comfortable to hold and definitely good value for money. I will not be returning them as they will be perfectly serviceable for other less intricate art projects.

Got back into mini painting.Never have enough brushes.Cheap and pointy.

Good brushes, nothing too fancy, if you are a beginner like I am they will serve you well.One MASSIVE tip I can give you: If you use acrylic paint, buy some cheap acetone free nail polish remover and cotton pads. After you rinse the paint with water, just douse a pad in some of it, and gently brush into it as if you were painting. It will pull every last bit of acrylic out of it, saving your brush from eventual death.Not only that, but it also works retroactively with already dried paint, so you can revive your brushes to a good extent. Cheap, effective, and your budget brushes can serve for years.