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Products description
0 visible hair length 8 mm
1 visible hair length 9 mm
2 visible hair length 11 mm
1c visible hair length 19 mm
Set (0;1;2;1c)
Pointed Brushes made of first class squirrel hair in natural quill with wooden handle for
porcelain Painting
retouching
kintsugi-Technique
Notice fpr urushi:
These very fine paint brushes are characterized by their high color inclusion asset, equal ink flow and longer durability compared to traditional sable brushes.In order to clean the brush a couple of drops of turpentine oil are drop- ped on the bristles , and with a wooden spatula the lacquer residues are carefully scraped off the brushes into a container. This has to be repeated until the brush is clean. Finally, the brush is soaked with canola oil and put in the form.
Before the brush can be used again, the canola oil has to be washed with turpentine oil. If not removed, the canola oil will reduce the quality of the lacquer applications and will influence the hardening of the lacquer in a negative way.
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Author: Stefan Drescher
Translation in English: Jenny Baisert Meacham (USA)
2. Edition 2014 - German / English
Hardcover: 176 pages
Images: 41 colour, 1 graphic (bw), 3 tables
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This Product was added to our catalogue on 18/07/2018.
