Synthetic Brush Set TEKA 3 pcs — artist and craft brushes, synthetic bristles, assorted sizes

Set of three synthetic brushes TEKA is designed for painting and crafting tasks that require resilient, easy-to-clean bristles and a range of working widths. The pack contains three brushes with synthetic filaments compatible with acrylics, water-based paints and common craft media. The different sizes allow switching between detailed strokes and broader coverage without changing tool types, making this set suitable for studio, hobby and educational use.

Advantages

These TEKA synthetic brushes combine durable, springy synthetic bristles with ergonomically shaped handles to provide control and consistent paint release. The synthetic filaments resist swelling and deforming when used with water-based products, so they retain shape after cleaning. A set of assorted sizes reduces the need for multiple single brushes and offers quick adaptability for varying brushwork, from fine lines to medium washes.

Suitable for

• Acrylic painting on canvas and board
• Water-based paints and varnishes
• Craft projects with glue, tempera and mixed media
• Model painting and detailed touch-ups
• Educational art classes and hobby workshops

Key specifications

• Brush type: synthetic filament set of three
• Compatible media: acrylics, water-based paints, tempera, craft adhesives
• Bristle characteristics: resilient, quick-drying, shape-retaining
• Handle: contoured handles for grip and control
• Uses: detail work to medium coverage

How to use

Select a brush size from the set according to the task: use the finer brush for detailed lines and edges, and the broader brushes for washes and filling larger areas. Dip the bristles lightly into paint to avoid overloading, and apply with controlled strokes. Rinse synthetic bristles promptly after use with lukewarm water and mild soap or brush cleaner for water-based media, reshape the tip while damp and allow to dry horizontally or bristle-down to preserve the ferrule contact and handle finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results with acrylics and water-based paints, avoid prolonged soaking of the ferrule and handle. Clean brushes immediately after sessions, store them separated by size or flat to prevent deforming the tips, and avoid using aggressive solvents that can damage synthetic filaments. Replace brushes showing severe fraying to maintain consistent application quality.