Revell Model Set Plus - "Painting Accessories"

Product detailed description

Beginners' set for model painting.

The set includes:
Revell Painta Standard brushes No. 0, 3, 5,
Painta Clean brush cleaner 14ml
2x pipettes.

WARNING: The thinner that is part of this set has a poorly tightened bottle cap in 80% of cases. As a result, the contents leak or vent, so these sets come to us with a half-empty bottle. It cannot be topped up yourself, because the blisters are sealed and the cap on the bottle is patented with a seal. Therefore, we have removed this set from the active offer until the manufacturer eliminates this defect.

Revell model brushes are designed for all types of model making and other work, from painting fine details to painting larger areas of various kinds (painting pictures, painting fine details, but also entire areas on plastic or other types of models, painting gel nails, etc.). The hair of the brush is made of natural, from bristles. The hair color is brown. The shape of the hair is round, cut into an arc, so the brush is quite universal.

Brush care: These brushes are suitable for painting with all types of common model and art paints. Be careful, some types of thinners can damage the lacquered layer of the handle. After finishing work, clean the brush thoroughly in a special brush cleaner or thinner. Dry the brush well after cleaning and use a special product for treating natural hair (Tamiya, Vallejo, etc.). Make sure there is no paint residue left at the base of the bristles near the metal ferrule. Dried paint residue can cause the hair to separate over time and the brush to lose its proper shape. If this happens to you, we recommend pouring brush cleaner or thinner into a smaller bottle, holding the brush on a clothes peg and hanging it vertically in the bottle of thinner so that the hair is completely submerged. Leave it for several hours to days until the paint residue is completely dissolved. Then clean the brush thoroughly and in most cases it will return to its original state after such cleaning. Do not use overly aggressive thinners without first testing their effect on the brush hair. Never leave a brush "stuck" in a stand or in a container of thinner or water upside down, i.e. with the bristles resting on the bottom of the container. This is a surefire way to ruin it.