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Old 03-26-2004, 08:28 PM   #1
Matthew Severson Matthew Severson is offline
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Hello everybody! Im very confused here.

Is there a secret to keeping brushes intact? On average- my brushes will start becoming extremely coarse (even fall apart) after the first cleaning. Is this due to poor quality? Or lack of knowledge in cleaning? Perhaps both.

Im not exactly wealthy, so having to buy new brushes on a weekly basis is a bit of a problem. I usually buy very low quality brushes, but have purchased more expensive brands that also fell apart.

My Finest Sable - Winsor & Newton fell apart in the first several days.

~ I MUST BE DOING SOMETHING WRONG ~

Matthew
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