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Size 14; flat Taklon synthetic fibre; flat tip for even coverage and tidy edges; smooth paint release; balanced handle for steady control; easy water-based cleanup.

It performs well with school acrylics and poster colours, and is suitable for use on cards and display boards with tempera and other water-based paints.

Use the flat edge to square off corners and follow masks for crisp borders. Apply paint with a steady, moderate pressure and smooth sweeping strokes to ensure uniform coverage across large areas.

Rinse quickly with water, reshape the edge, and dry flat. For poster/tempera work, a quick rinse and reshaping helps maintain the flat tip for longer.

Yes. Taklon brushes are commonly used in classroom settings due to their smooth paint flow and ease of cleaning. Always follow standard safety practices for paints and brushes in your environment.

Size 12 is slightly smaller for finer sections, while Size 16 covers even larger areas more quickly. If you want to compare, you can check Giotto Taklon Flat Brush Size 12 at https://fepy.com/products/giotto-taklon-flat-brush-size-12 and Giotto Taklon Flat Brush Size 16 at https://fepy.com/products/giotto-taklon-flat-brush-size-16.

Ideal for poster art, broad fills on display boards, background coatings, and bold headings where you need rapid coverage with clean edges.

If you need wide, even coverage with crisp borders and a comfortable grip for long strokes, this size-14 flat Taklon brush is a strong fit. For finer lines or larger areas, consider the nearby sizes (12 or 16) as alternatives.

Taklon synthetic fibres provide a smooth, even flow of paint with less texture than some natural bristles, making them great for clean edges and consistent coverage on flat surfaces. They’re also typically easier to clean and maintain.

After painting, rinse and reshape the edge, dry flat, and store in a cool, dry place. Regular cleaning and avoiding excessive pressure during strokes will help maintain the flat tip over time.