60 Pack RUIHCBY Pointed Round Painting Brush with Handmade Thread, Detail Paint Brush for Acrylic, Oil, Watercolor - Ideal for Artists and Crafters (Size 0) Review

These brushes are very cheap and wear out after a few uses but they give you a very sharp little point for painting in small areas. I bought these brushes to use with paint by numbers. I used about 7 of these for the entire image. I love these brushes. (I have more expensive brushes, but I prefer these cheap brushes when I need to paint a lot of detail).

I bought them to paint by numbers. They are amazingly good and may last once or twice depending on how you use them. The only problem is that some of them tended to get water in the tip for a while, but other than that I'm happy with it. Also note that the size is BACK. *It is assumed* that the more zeros, the smaller the brush. It does the opposite. The smallest brush consists of only ONE zero and the largest consists of THREE zeros.

I use them to paint rocks. Some even withstand more than one stone. Some are missing more than one, but they're inexpensive and I don't mind throwing them away. They're also good for tracing the work, but only if you haven't used them to paint most of the image. Again, sometimes you can paint multiple stones with one brush, sometimes you can't use them for strokes again, but you can use them for painting. I will buy again.

I am an artist and I draw in great detail. Now I draw cookies by hand. I've tried many brushes in my life, and I needed a very small brush that doesn't come off easily. I ordered this pack without high hopes but figured I'd give it a try. I have to say it's AMAZING! They are fine tipped and last longer than the very expensive brushes I've ordered in the past and I will be ordering 120 more brushes if they ever stop selling them. I attached some cookies that I painted with these brushes. The…

I hit the jackpot with these brushes! I've spent a small fortune on detailed brushes, trying to find very small tips that are in that Goldilocks zone, not too hard, not too soft, and last a while. tips 0.236 inch. (Just under a quarter of an inch). Those are the smallest clues I've ever found. I draw a lot of details on wood. I received them a week ago and I'm still using the same brush. I rinse it out after every color and not only does it wash out completely, but it hasn't worn down from…

This is the second pack of these brushes that I have ordered in just over a year. I use them for my paint parties. Yes they are very cheap in price and their quality is not top notch but that is exactly what I want. I call them "thin liners". They are perfect for any outline or fine detail work you wish to do and perfect for signing your name after the painting is complete. My second painting is what the brushes look like after years of painting parties. They were abused, the paint flew off the

An advantage of these brushes is that they are completely disposable. Disposable brushes can be used, but don't expect to use each one more than once. because they don't hold the point very well. I feel like I don't have as much control over where my paint goes as I would with some of the art brushes I used to have. at least #0 - I'm not sure about the others). They don't hold paint well and the amount of paint they hold tends to dry out quickly. The worst is what happens when you clean them…