Long Handle Sword Pinstriping Brush series 250 Set

Long Handle Sword Pinstriping Brush series 250 Set

Long Handle Sword Pinstriping Brush series 250 Set is a favorite of Sign Painters because of the long handle that's similar to a Lettering Brush. Pinstripers love the long reach the handle provides, which can help you reach some of the harder areas and deep pockets when pinstriping. The Long Handle Sword Pinstriping Brush series 250 Set has Black lacquered handles with graduated Brown Kazan Squirrel hair lengths from 1 5/8" to 2" held together with seamless nickel ferrules. Sizes 000, 00, 0 and 1 The only difference between 251 and 250 is that series 251 is Exactly the same as the Series 250, but made with a raw wood plain, non-lacquered handle.

Set Includes 1 Each:
000
00
0
1
Comes with graduated hair length of 1-5/8" to 2"

Brush Tips by Ron Percell, how much of the brush touches the surface when using a pinstriping brush? You can use all of the brush if you want to and lay it sideways to fill in designs. Now if you want to do it correctly, look at the belly of the pinstriping brush where it's rounded all the way to the tip. The curved shaped of the brush is the area of the brush that you'll work from, this angle also indicates the angle (tilt) in which you hold the pinstriping brush based on the way the pinstriping brush is design. The rest of the area behind the brush is for the load of paint. Some jobs require more paint, some less, over my career I've thousands of artists and some would pull short lines while others would pull an entire pinstripe in one stroke, it's your choice but I'd learn to pull both type of lines and that why there's so many types of pinstriping brushes.