Creative Mark Scrubber Watercolor Brushes - Professional Watercolor Brushes for Scrubbing, Blotting, Re-Shaping Edges, and More! - # 4

These little scrubber brushes work. I watched a couple of short youtube videos on how to use them for corrections in watercolor. And well... my watercolor painting skill level is such that you really can't tell mistakes from intended marks, so I didn't use them for a while after I bought them. But today I created something that I liked well enough to want to fix a couple of small runs after a wash layer had dried. And these little brushes did the trick! I just wet the paper a little and then scrubbed lightly and the brush lifted the paint and I was able to cover with another light wash and no sign of the watermarked edge I wanted to "erase." I suspect it works by lifting a tiny bit of the surface of the paper too. I was using 100% cotton paper, so I don't know how this would work on cellulose "practice" paper.

Brushes are too stiff

These brushes work perfectly for eradicating areas of my watercolor that need to be lightened.

I had been using my normal paint brushes for lifting watercolor and finally arrived at these brushes which totally fit the bill. They are totally sturdy and can be used for lifting in the largest or smallest of areas depending on the brush you use. I am a novice at painting however the ease these brushes makes painting so much easier.

These are great for “scrubbing” out watercolor. Also affordable and super fast shipping .

Sort of good, yes it sort of removes watercolor paint for highlights…but much to stiff for the watercolor paper. Doesn’t work for me.

I’m really glad I got these scrubber brushes. They work well in lifting and don’t damage my watercolor paper in the process.

Well worth the money as quality and delivery were great.

Idéal pour toute peinture à base d'eau.Facile de retrouver le blanc initial du papier sans l'endomager. merci

As another reviewer had written, I too thought I had ordered the larger brush. This one is too small to do anything. It was too costly to return it.

I use these brushes in my watercolor paintings, great for removing errors and/or to take paint off for affect.

The bristles are super stiff and not for detail work the smallest is the only one I've used so far and it scrubs alright. It's easy to grind away your paper, even if you're using 100 cotton, so don't have a heavy hand. They will not scrub out staining paints, like phthalo blue.

I use these on Strathmore 300gsm cold press paper and they scrub and blend beautifully as expected. I use Winsor & Newton Cotman and professional watercolours.