Borciani Pinstriping Kit, 2 Sword Brushes in HIDRO Synthetic Yarn

The Borciani Pinstriping Kit was created to offer maximum precision and fluidity for line decorations and linework. The result of Borciani and Bonazzi's craftsmanship, this set of two sword-tip brushes is designed to ensure a continuous, elastic, and uniform stroke, ideal for those who enjoy absolute control in freehand drawing.

The brushes in the Borciani Pinstriping Kit are made of HIDRO synthetic fiber, a cutting-edge fiber with high absorbency, allowing for a significant amount of color to be loaded and released fluidly and consistently. The long, flexible tip allows for fine lines, elegant curves, and seamless decorative patterns, offering a springy, balanced response to every movement.

This set is particularly suitable for pinstriping, linework, and artistic decorations on a wide range of surfaces: paper, wood, metal, plastic, and ceramic. Thanks to the versatility of the materials and the precision of the cut, it is suitable for both experienced artists and craftsmen, modelers, and custom art enthusiasts.

The Borciani Pinstriping Kit includes two brushes designed for different grip styles and applications, offering maximum creative freedom and adaptability.
Kit Contents:

1 Series 780 sword brush, size 6, with an extra-short handle, ideal for close-up work and meticulous detail;

1 Series 781 sword brush, size 4, with a regular handle, perfect for broader, more fluid, and dynamic lines.

Key Features:

Highly absorbent HIDRO synthetic fiber

Long, flexible sword tip

Fluid, continuous, and precise stroke

Ideal for pinstriping, threading, and artistic decorations

Can be used on paper, wood, metal, and ceramics

Ergonomic, balanced handle for maximum control

Perfect for artists, craftsmen, and custom painters

In conclusion, the Borciani Pinstriping Kit is an essential tool for those who want to achieve perfect lines and a consistent flow of color. A professional set that combines innovation, precision, and the quality of Italian craftsmanship from Borciani and Bonazzi.