Looking for a very fine brush

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Nah, that's the Winsor and Newton series 7 (They are the dog's though!) the Galeria is £4.99
 

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I've just had a look in my jam jar of brushes and my rigger brush size is no.2. This produces very fine, pencil line thicknesses of paint.I can't advise on the other sizes, as I've never used them. If you do get one the secret is to keep them well loaded with paint. They look as though they won't produce thin lines, but they do......Trust me, I'm a Doctor!!

Oops, sorry Steve, John and I's posts crossed......
Nice one Ron. I'm always on the look out for very fine brushes, but never seem happy with any I find. Now I'll search for Rigger.
 
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I usually take an old brush that I don't need or use, then cut it with scissors until it gets down to the size I need, that is, for small details of course, but it works none the less :smiling3:
 
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