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Post by 50offscrapper on Jan 24, 2017 0:49:30 GMT
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taradid
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Post by taradid on Jan 25, 2017 4:08:54 GMT
I have some of the Princeton Catalyst Blades that are very nice to use that are similar to the one you show here. I use them for mixed-media, so I am not usually concerned with streaks.
You can find them in the fine arts section of stores like Michael's & A.C.Moore. If you have a coupon, you can get one of the mini-blades for under $5 to try.
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Post by 50offscrapper on Jan 27, 2017 6:18:44 GMT
Thanks!
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Post by scrappyem on Jan 27, 2017 13:45:37 GMT
I use (and love) the Princeton Catalyst Blades too. I started with one and now have like 8. They jump in my cart anytime they are on sale. They are are really nice product. They make neat marks & clean-up is a breeze.
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scrapho
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Post by scrapho on Jan 30, 2017 12:14:15 GMT
I have used the catalyst ones but found a smaller kitchen ones work better in my travel kit. No streaks on my watercolor or canvas projects.
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Post by anonrefugee on Jan 30, 2017 17:37:38 GMT
What is special about these? Gesso and other mediums don't stick to bristles? I'm out of the loop!
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