PrincetonReal Value, Series 9100, Paint Brush Sets for Acrylic, Oil & Watercolor Painting, Syn-Gold Taklon (Rnd 1, 6, 12 Liner 2, ANG Shader 1/2, Wash 3/4)

I picked this product for i always liked the Princeton paint brushes but they were really hard to at craft stores in stores. So I saw this recommended on Amazon I love the brushes. The others brands that I tried didn’t last that long to where the wooden parts of the master touch were coming a part. The brush quality is wonderful it is very soft. It holds water very well. The function is great the size is good. And the bristles don’t fall out at all. I would recommend getting these brushes to anyone

GET THESE. I cannot stress enough how well made these are. Incredible quality for the price. They hold a point extremely well. I can get a thinner line with this 12 brush than with other small brushes I have.Tips for beginners:- get artist's soap and/or a brush preserver: it will do you wonders- keep the little plastic pieces that comes on the brushes, they are great for keeping the brush in shape and good for keeping the bristles protected (e.g. travel)

Good, general use brushes. I think the quality is good, the brush hair strands seem to be well made and I haven’t had any loose strands, yet. My one thing is they come glued to a pasteboard and some of the glue remains on each brush. It’s hard to get off and a bit of an irritation, but I do overall like these for watercolor and gouache. I hope to try oil paints soon. I’ll try to remember to update if I like them for that.

The Princeton Real Value brushes are great for beginners and amateur artists. They are a well-made low-cost brush and hold up for normal use. The bristles maintain their shape and hold water, making them good for watercolors. They are easy to clean, nice to hold, and have a nice appearance.

Great for the price

I bought these brushes for Gouache. Good quality and holds fair amount of paint. The round brushes come to a fine point.

My son used these brushes to paint his model plane, where lots of detail was needed. He used organic solvent based paints and the brushes held really well, no loss of bristles. I also cleaned them relatively easy using acetone. They look like brand new.

I like the feel of the brushes and they do well. However, when I was opening the package, one paint brush was broken where the metal meets the wood and it completely came off. The metal didn't fall off - the wood was completely snapped. So unless it is replaced or it can be fixed well (but I know it probably won't feel right), I probably won't buy them again.