Princeton Snap Paintbrush Set, White

I ordered the brushes in the picture and what I got where dollar store knock-offs, very disappointed to say the least.

I’m just a beginner, but these a excellent brush for the price, plus you’re getting a variety of sizes. It’s a major win-win!

Look no further. The entire line from budget to professional is perfect ruin. Just save yourself the hassle and buy them now.

The good thing about these synthetic brushes is they dont separate and leave hairs on your canvas as you paint- which also allows them to make a straight even line for detail work- a great choice in a variety of sizes- worth the try even if you usually prefer natural hair brushes for your art.

I have used this brand of brushes before, they’re great! These 4 will add to my collection.

Best paintbrushes I’ve found yet.

I am a beginner at watercolors. These brushes made a tremendous difference in my painting!

I bought this set of brushes after reading the reviews so I thought I would give them a try. I have used them some and they seem to function OK. They don’t shed and the feel is good.

I am using these brushes with watercolor paints. All except the angle shape brush come with protective covers. The brush heads need to be washed before using to remove the residue holding the hairs in place. Here are the brush sizes measured from tip of the head to end of the handle: Size 0: 6 5/8 inches (16.83cm) Size 2: 6.75 inches (17.15cm) Size 6: 7 1/8 inches (18.10cm) Angle ¾: 7.75 inches (19.69cm) Pros: - Adequately holds water and pigment - Practical selection of sizes that can be used for a washes and detailing - Bristles offer solid control and have a nice snap (these brushes lend towards the firmer side) - Great value for the price Cons: - Size 2 brush arrived slightly bent and Size 0 brush had loose hairs

The product is not in quality. The head of one brush is not firmly installed. And part of the bristle of 3/4” angular shader is hardened by glue. I washed with water but still couldn’t remove. Can’t use this fault brushes. It appears to be a totally different grade of the Snap brushes that I saw a Youtuber used, so very disappointed ☹️