- Detail Paint Brushes10/0, Golden Maple 6PC Extra fine Detail Miniature Paint Brush Very Fine Tip Paint Brush Set for Small Scale Models Paint by Numbers for Adults - Acrylic Watercolor Oil, Blue

I purchased these to use in my ceramic classes. They are perfect for painting small things and small details, especially for faces. I've used them several times and other people in the class have asked for links to these brushes because they borrowed mine and like them so well. I do not leave them sitting in a cup because it will bend the ends and mess up the tips. I wash them with warm water and soap and dry them and put them away. So far they still look brand new. I would definitely purchase these again. They also fit your hands very well and are easy to hold.

I've bought these twice now. I will always have these in my sculpture toolbox. They are great for adding tiny details around the eyes. Since they aren't too expensive, I don't mind using them with clay and underglaze.

Perfect. Just when I needed for fine areas to paint

Very good choice for modeling as the fine brush can really paint a pattern well.

I love the short bristles and very fine points of these brushes. I'm using some of them for acrylic painting and some for watercolors. They work well for both. Though these are decent brushes, they aren't going to last a long time. One of the smaller ones began fraying after about 12 hours of use. Granted, for the price I cannot expect professional grade, yet I would re-purchase these in the future.

These brushes keep their point and shape🥰 I do so many paintings that I need the fresh tip to stay firm. This is probably about the third time I’ve bought this set. Good quality.

Wanted to wait to review until I had used the product enough to be fair and not on of the - ohh I got it is pretty - reviewers. I was a bit surprised by the fineness of the brush tip. this 10/0 is a better detail than an 18/0 I have from other companies. This was actually finer than I was looking for. That being said the fine tip is great for the 28mm scale mini's I am painting for some of the detail work. my only complaint, and it is major for me, is that the metal ferrule is too fat for the fine brush. It gets in the way for tight spaces. while I like the brush tip, I am struggling with this limitation for the fine work I am doing under a magnifying lamp.

I am using these for the paint by number canvases. They work very well, but they do have a tendency to bend one way or the other. Very important not to let them sit in the water as this causes them to bend rapidly. With the triangular shaft, the grip is much better. Make sure to turn the brush often and the bend doesn't happen quickly. I have been using them for about 2 weeks and then switching to another brush. I do generally paint for several hours every day. So that means a LOT of hours before I switch brushes.