Review on 🖌️ Large Area Paint Brush Set - KingArt STUDIO, 6 pieces, Mixed Media by Gelin Battle

I don't like "feathery" strokes when I paint, so I usually use foam rollers of different sizes. However, brushes should be used for fine details and unusual shapes and sizes. I tested them with the regular latex paint I had on hand with an old piece of smooth wood. They didn't drip, held color well, and were fairly quick and easy to clean. However, there were "streaks" on the surfaces, which is NOT the look I was aiming for. Now I could use them for various crafts. I love that they come in three sizes so you can use the smallest size you need. There were two sentences. I used one for colors as above. The rest found its way into the kitchen. I always need something to pour over and after some thorough washing and rinsing in very hot water and drying I have used them to pour over various foods. Lots of coverage, very little dripping. As for cleaning, well, spread sauces contain oils, so. But at these prices, if they don't get super clean (we do this by hand, no dishwasher here), you might as well throw them away. I cannot recommend them. Foam rollers if you're doing traditional mural painting, but they can be very good for edging, shaping, and cutting into corners where you don't necessarily have to worry about the appearance of brushstrokes. Well if you have a decorative finish where you want it to be polka dots or stripes then this will work well.