Round Paint Brushes Tetis set sizes 8, 10, 12 – 3 pieces

Set of three round paint brushes Tetis in sizes 8, 10 and 12 supplied on a blister card. These brushes are designed for applying paints and varnishes and for precision and decorative work on wood, metal and other prepared surfaces. The round shape and graduated sizes provide control over stroke width and paint flow, making the set suitable for finishing, touch-ups and detail painting where consistent paint delivery and fine lines are required.

Advantages

The Tetis round brush set combines three sizes to cover a range of small to medium tasks without changing tool type. Round tips offer precise point control and smooth paint release for delicate strokes and small-area coverage. Bristles are shaped to retain paint and provide even distribution, while the compact handles ensure comfortable handling during detailed work. Supplied on a blister card, the set is easy to store and identify.

Suitable for

• Applying solvent- and water-based paints and varnishes
• Detail work and decorative techniques
• Touch-ups on wood, metal, plaster and prepared surfaces
• Small repairs and model painting where precision is needed

Key specifications

• Brush shapes: round
• Included sizes: 8, 10, 12
• Pack contents: 3 brushes on a blister card
• Suitable media: paints and varnishes (solvent- and water-based)
• Typical uses: finishing, touch-ups, detailing

How to use

Select the brush size appropriate to the area and stroke width required. Load the brush evenly with paint, avoiding overload to prevent drips. Use the round tip for controlled strokes, point work and curved lines; apply light pressure for fine lines and increase pressure slightly for broader coverage. Clean brushes promptly after use according to the paint type: rinse with water for water-based paints or use a suitable solvent for solvent-based finishes, then reshape the bristles and allow to dry flat or hanging with the bristles down.

Usage recommendations

For longest service life, avoid leaving brushes standing in solvent or paint for extended periods. Store the brushes dry in their blister card or a protective case, and reshape the bristles after cleaning. Test on a spare surface before detailed work to confirm paint flow and stroke behaviour.