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This 1/4-inch angle shader paintbrush is designed for artists who need controlled application for shading, fine details, lettering, and washes. Its angled brush shape helps place color accurately across mixed-media painting projects.
The brush has synthetic filaments, a scarlet short handle, and a 1/4-inch brush size. It is designed for use with oil, acrylic, watercolor, and gouache paints. Overall dimensions are 0.30 inches wide by 7.10 inches deep by 0.30 inches high.
Key Features:
Choose this synthetic angle shader brush for mixed-media painting tasks that call for a short-handled brush and accurate color application.
| stock: | 38 |
| spec_uom: | EA |
| brand_name: | Princeton |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | PBXP3950AS025 |
| Material: | Paint Brush |
| Color: | Scarlet |
| Brand: | Princeton |
| Width: | 0.30 in |
| Height: | 0.30 in |
| Depth: | 7.10 in |
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