Contains AMMO Precision Pigments brushes, made with top quality short hairs and flat tip, specially designed to achieve maximum performance in the application of dry pigments.
This new set includes two different sizes of pigment brush: 4 and 8. The brushes are easy to use: simply load the brush with the desired pigment and apply it onto the models surface as usual, or rub the pigment onto the surface to make it stick without the need to add a fixer. This will also allow you to blend and mix different tones to create smooth transitions. These brushes are the perfect tool for working with AMMO's range of pigments.
The versatility and durability of these brushes makes them suitable for other uses such as creating textures. You can create textures by applying Extra Thin Cement (A.MIG-2025) directly onto the plastic before dabbing the surface with the Precision Pigments brush. You can use this same technique while working with Arming Putty - Acrylic Type (A.MIG-2039), Arming Putty - Classic (A.MIG-2040) or Anti-slip pastes. In addition, we also include a brush with ultra-soft synthetic bristles, ideal for dusting off finished models or during the building stage to remove lint, dust and other particles that settle on the models surface.
For proper cleaning and maintenance, we offer the new Long Live the Brushes A.MIG-8579 soap formulated specifically for the cleaning and care of brushes. This product will significantly extend brush life and can be used to clean all types of paint including acrylics, enamels, oils, and putties.
For care and maintenance, we recommend first cleaning with the appropriate thinner for the type of paint used. Once completed, use the special soap Long Live the Brushes A.MIG-8579 to preserve your brushes., specially formulated for the cleaning and care of brushes. This product will significantly extend brush life.
This set includes the following AMMO brush references:
- A.MIG-8704 4 AMMO Precision Pigment Brush
- A.MIG-8705 8 AMMO Precision Pigment Brush
- A.MIG-8575 Dust Remover Brush 1 - 1 pc.
