Reviews : Atlas-Brush 5/0 Taklon Detail Brush

This is my main brush, out of the 60 or so I have, for detail work. I holds a tight point. I always reach for this red-handled brush when it comes to details. So much depends, on a red paintbrish, glazed with water, beside the white-man war tools. ...

This inexpensive brush painted fine details for me. I kept it cleaned and it lasted for multiple paintings. After these uses, it is deteriorating but, I use it for rougher work. For the price at that time, I would go back and order more.

This is a pretty fine brush with a fine tip. It is more so for detailing. With small brushes, I've learned that you have to take good care of small brushes in particular. The synthetic design, kind of gives this brush a longer keep.

This is a pretty fine brush with a fine tip. It is more so for detailing. With small brushes, I've learned that you have to take good care of small brushes in particular. The synthetic design, kind of gives this brush a longer keep.

This is a pretty fine brush with a fine tip. It is more so for detailing. With small brushes, I've learned that you have to take good care of small brushes in particular. The synthetic design, kind of gives this brush a longer keep.

This brush is great for fine trailing and small difficult to paint areas. Advice....before using, with your thumb and pointing finger twist the brush gently to which ever side it originally turns to for a fine tip.

I use this brush for details painting. I like the control I have with this brush. Worth the money

This brush was used for 7 different paint by numbers. High quality and maintained its shape