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Princeton Catalyst Paintbrush, Size 12, Light Wood

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Princeton Catalyst Paintbrush, Size 12, Light Wood
- BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY—The Catalyst series features paintbrushes with synthetic bristles where each individual fiber has been split to replicate the natural flags on the finest natural bristle
- ADVANCED POLYTIP BRISTLES—Each fiber has two to three distinct tips, allowing the brush to hold a high volume of paint while providing a smoother application and better control
- BETTER THAN NATURAL BRISTLES—Unlike natural hog bristles, our artist paint brushes offer real integrity, maximum stiffness and the best color holding capacity and shape retention.
- MADE TO MOVE PAINT—Catalyst brushes are designed for use with medium to heavy-bodied acrylics and oil paints. They can even push heavy gel mediums with assurance.
Able to hold a higher volume of paint while providing a smoother application, the Catalyst Polytip Bristle is perfect for use with medium to heavy-body acrylics and oil paints. Super stiff yet still extremely responsive the synthetic bristle has increased durability to water exposure over time as compared to natural bristle. Can even be used with heavy gel mediums.
Country USA
Brand Princeton
Manufacturer Princeton
Binding Kitchen
ItemPartNumber P6400AB12
Model P6400AB12
Color Light Wood
Size Size 12
UnitCount 1
UPCs 757063643216
EANs 0757063643216
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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