Mack Myers-Mack Phat Handled Brush Shader

Mack Myers-Mack Phat Handled Brush Shader

The Shader closes the Car Show Set with a 1/4-inch brush designed for wet-on-wet paint blending, the technique that gives show work its depth. Ron Myers' oversized tapered handle sits underneath — larger than a pencil at the grip, narrowing dramatically to the ferrule — and the taklon hair runs in a full synthetic filament mixture.

Where the Liner outlines and the Stroke lays color, the Shader softens the meeting of the two while the paint is still wet. That is the blend that makes a panel look finished, and Myers built the set so all three work as one system. Taklon's durability means the shader survives daily show use, and it is sold individually like its siblings.

Clean wet-on-wet brushes before the paint skins over. Complete the trio with the Liner and Stroke. The Andrew Mack Brush Company stands behind it.

Tags: brush, Myers-Mack, taklon, shader, phat handle, blending