Princeton Velvetouch, Series 3950, Paint Brush for Acrylic, Oil and Watercolor, Oval Mop, 3/4 Inch

I found the brush under the porch rug. I guess it was there for safety. I used it today and it is a perfection brush! The paint doesn’t stick to it, and it blends beautifully.

No one wants a mop that sheds. This one does the job time after time and I would recommend purchasing if you want one that does not shed and holds up to oil paint and Gamsol!

What use is a mop brush whose fibers come loose and get stuck on the surface of your painting? Honestly, the other cheap mop brushes are not worth it. You'll likely toss them out, after spending time trying to fish out the lost hairs. Or worse, not use mop brush techniques at all, because you think they are all that bad. But not this one. The Princeton mop brushes truly have well anchored hairs and they last. An extra dollar or two in cost is well worth it. Get a variety of sizes, including the tiny short haired one. My experience with them is with oil painting. Probably useful for acrylic and gouache too, but those are not my mediums. I went through at least 3 other brands before discovering the Velvetouch.

This brush holds a ton of water. The best brush I have found for wetting the paper.

Holds so much water. I had to soak up some of the water on my paper.

This is my first Princeton paintbrush that I have bought and even though I haven’t used it, yet, I can say this much I love the feel of it! The handle is a decent length, the ferrell is nice and secured to the brush handle, and there is NO shedding hairs coming out from the paint brush! Thank you so much Princeton for an amazing product!

I have several brushes of this brand and have been pleased with the wear and use. This brush works perfect for blending watercolors. Excited for painting!

The media could not be loaded. Great brush. Well made. I needed a brush that would cover a larger area.