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🎉 Elevate your art game with the Silver Mop Set—where quality meets creativity!
The Silver Brush Limited SMS-5599S Silver Mop Mop Variety Set includes four professional-grade brushes made with ultrasoft goat-hair bristles, designed for a variety of mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, and more. Each brush features a short handle for comfortable use, making it ideal for detailed work and blending. This set is a favorite among artists and conservators, ensuring high-quality results in every stroke.
D**N
Very good value mop brush!
The Silver mop is a very good value. These are very good for blending oil paint. They are easily cleaned and, contrary to some others I have used, don’t “shed” much at all. I highly recommend them.
D**N
I am in love with these brushes
I am in love with these brushes! I use them to flog out brushstrokes in oil. I have had a little bit of shedding on the smallest one, but nothing nearly as bad as I'm used to. The goat hair is fantastic; no shedding at all and gorgeous softening results.
N**A
Perfect
Easy to use
A**R
You must try this brushes!
Great brushes and affordable. I had only like 1 or 2 hairs falling off at the beginning but that was it, never again. They are very good providing a smooth blending. I am very happy with this brushes.
E**Z
Regular
Después de un año de estar usándolos siguen botando mucho pelo. Muy bonita su apariencia pero el desempeño no es óptimo.
L**A
Great brush set
I am very happy with this brush set. They are well made and work with a variety of media
J**D
fluffy mop brushes for blending acrylic paint
This worked well, three sizes fits most shapes. Nicely blends floats for even gradation of double loaded brush strokes.
D**D
Brushes appeared used, ferrells rusting & costing peeling off.
These were in terrible shape when they arrived. They actually seem used. Very disappointed. I rarely give out poor reviews, but how could someone miss the obvious deterioration of the ferrells or the stained brushes? I really needed these before Christmas to finish a painting I’ve been working on. Not very happy, Debra