These short handled duster and watercolor mops are made from a mixture of pony and goat hair. The hair length is 2 in. (50 mm) out of the ferrule. They feature seamless black aluminum ferrules and white polished handles with black tips.

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Jimmy from Rockford, Illinois says:

The hair never stops shedding. It is a mess.

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Rated by: Jimmy in Rockford, Illinois

The hair never stops shedding. It is a mess.

Rated by: Dorit P. in Poplarville, MS

Best for blending to a smooth finish. I've used these for years. They start losing hairs after a couple of years, but do a great job

Rated by: Dorit P. in Poplarville, MS

Best brushes for blending oil. Has a tendency to shed.

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