Brush VALLEJO T15002 antistatic — 10.2 cm (4") head width

The VALLEJO T15002 antistatic brush with a 10.2 cm (4") head width is designed for dusting and gentle cleaning of delicate surfaces in painting, modeling and studio environments. Antistatic synthetic fibers reduce static charge and help minimize dust attraction while sweeping away loose particles from miniatures, airbrush areas, workbenches and equipment. The brush combines a wide head for efficient coverage with a durable handle and stable ferrule to provide controlled movement and accurate debris removal.

Advantages

The antistatic fibers lower static buildup to reduce dust clinging to surfaces, improving cleaning efficiency. The 10.2 cm (4") wide head covers larger areas quickly while preserving a soft touch suitable for sensitive models and painted finishes. A robust handle and secure ferrule give steady control for both broad strokes and more precise sweeping along edges and crevices.

Suitable for

• Dusting and cleaning painted miniatures and models
• Removing debris from airbrushes and spray areas
• Preparing work surfaces and studio equipment before painting
• Cleaning delicate electronics housings and display surfaces (non-wetting)

Key specifications

• Head width: 10.2 cm (4")
• Antistatic synthetic fiber bristles
• Wide head design for efficient area coverage
• Durable handle with stable ferrule for precise control

How to use

Hold the brush by the handle and sweep gently across the surface to remove loose dust and particles. For miniatures and small details, use lighter strokes and change the brush angle to reach crevices. For larger worktops or equipment, use broader, even strokes across the surface. After use, tap the brush lightly to dislodge trapped debris and store it in a dry area to maintain the antistatic properties.

Usage recommendations

Use the brush on dry, non-oily surfaces and avoid contact with wet solvents or thinners that can affect the integrity of the bristles and antistatic treatment. Do not use excessive force on fragile painted surfaces; perform a small test sweep on an inconspicuous area if necessary.