Da Vinci Cosmotop Series 5040 Wide Brushes

Da Vinci Cosmotop Series 5040 Wide Brushes

Da Vinci Cosmotop series 5040 wide brushes, made from heavy-duty synthetic bristles, with red and black polished handles and tin ferrules, ideal for varnishing, priming, acrylic and gouache. More
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Brush size
20
Brush head width (mm)
20.00
Code 72234
Ready for shipping
  £ 11.99
Brush size
30
Brush head width (mm)
30.00
Code 72215
Ready for shipping
  £ 14.19
Brush size
40
Brush head width (mm)
40.00
Code 72216
Ready for shipping
  £ 17.39
Brush size
50
Brush head width (mm)
50.00
Code 72217
Ready for shipping
  £ 22.39
Brush size
60
Brush head width (mm)
60.00
Code 72218
Ready for shipping
  £ 28.19
Brush size
80
Brush head width (mm)
80.00
Code 72219
Ready for shipping
  £ 38.99
Da Vinci Cosmotop Series 5040 Wide Brushes, 150, 150.00
Brush size
150
Brush head width (mm)
150.00
Code 72508
Ready for shipping
  £ 114.99
Da Vinci Cosmotop Series 5040 Wide Brushes, 200mm, 200.00
Brush size
200mm
Brush head width (mm)
200.00
Code 72509
Not in stock.
  £ 144.99
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Brush size
300mm
Brush head width (mm)
300.00
Code 84272
Ready for shipping
  £ 329.00
Brush size
400mm
Brush head width (mm)
400.00
Code 84273
Ready for shipping
  £ 469.00
Brush size
500mm
Brush head width (mm)
500.00
Code 84274
Ready for shipping
  £ 599.00

Da Vinci Cosmotop series 5040 wide brushes, made from heavy-duty synthetic bristles, with red and black polished handles and tin ferrules, ideal for varnishing, priming, acrylic and gouache.

8 sizes available.

Price per brush.

Stock availability online does not reflect availability in-store.
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Da Vinci Cosmotop series 5040 wide brushes, heavy-duty synthetic bristles, red and black polished handles, tin ferrules, varnishing, priming, acrylic, gouache,
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Da Vinci Cosmotop Series 5040 60mm Wide Brush - I bought one of these brushes to matt varnish an acrylic painting 80 x 100 cms. The end result was very disappointing. The brush left marks and the painting looked patchy when dry. You may think this is a case of the 'worker blaming his tools' but I had used the varnish before with another brush on a smaller painting and it worked perfectly. I've spent the last week removing the varnish on the larger piece and now it needs re-working in places to bring it back to where it was before varnishing. Not a good experience.

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