Redgrass: Brush Size 2/0

This would be a great brush for detail work. It has a nice tip and bristles. Look like it will have some longevity.

Like writing with a pen. Makes detail work so much easier, even with my shaky hands. Would never use another brand now.

I was excited to get these after seeing the rave reviews for, and then using, Redgrass’s wet palette. I thought these would be of a similar caliber. Sadly I was mistaken. If anything these are lower quality than no name brushes you findIn bulk for cheap on Amazon. The bristles are coarse, many of them don’t come to a clear point much less a fine point, and they’re truly just junk. I have relegated mine to applying PVA glue to miniature bases, something that is normally the last stop before the trash can. With these, it’s the first stop. Don’t waste your time or money.

I was excited to get these after seeing the rave reviews for, and then using, Redgrass’s wet palette. I thought these would be of a similar caliber. Sadly I was mistaken. If anything these are lower quality than no name brushes you findIn bulk for cheap on Amazon. The bristles are coarse, many of them don’t come to a clear point much less a fine point, and they’re truly just junk. I have relegated mine to applying PVA glue to miniature bases, something that is normally the last stop before the trash can. With these, it’s the first stop. Don’t waste your time or money.

I was excited to get these after seeing the rave reviews for, and then using, Redgrass’s wet palette. I thought these would be of a similar caliber. Sadly I was mistaken. If anything these are lower quality than no name brushes you findIn bulk for cheap on Amazon. The bristles are coarse, many of them don’t come to a clear point much less a fine point, and they’re truly just junk. I have relegated mine to applying PVA glue to miniature bases, something that is normally the last stop before the trash can. With these, it’s the first stop. Don’t waste your time or money.