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Blade Type: Medium-length rounded stainless steel blade. Material: Polished stainless steel for durability. Flexible Tip: Enables smooth and even spreading. Handle: Ergonomically shaped wooden handle for a firm grip. Maintenance: Easy to clean with solvent or water. Use: Suitable for acrylic and oil paint spreading, blending, and scraping.

For acrylics, use the rounded blade to gently blend edges and smooth transitions in layers without digging into the surface. For oils, apply light pressure to spread paint evenly and work from the center outward to avoid streaks. Always clean between color changes to maintain a smooth blend.

Dip the blade into a small amount of paint, wipe off excess, and hold the knife at a comfortable angle. Lightly drag or sweep the blade across the surface to lay down paint, then blend by feathering edges. For thicker paints, use a slightly heavier stroke and build up in layers rather than forcing a single thick pass.

Wipe away excess paint after use, then wash with mild soap and water or a solvent if needed. Dry thoroughly to prevent rust, and store with the blade clean and free from moisture. Occasional light oil on the blade can help preserve the metal over time.

The rounded blade minimizes digging into the surface, making it ideal for soft, controlled blending and smoothing across broad or curved areas. This shape helps create seamless transitions without creating hard edges.

On Fepy, No.4 offers a medium-length rounded blade suited for mid-sized blends, while No.3 typically provides a different blade length for more precise control on smaller areas. See the No.3 option here: https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-palette-knife-no-3

No.5 is generally larger and better for wider swaths and heavier paint loads, whereas No.4 strikes a balance between control and coverage. Compare here: https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-palette-knife-no-5

Yes, Mont Marte Palette Knife No.2 is a great starter option for those new to palette knives. It complements the No.4 for building a versatile toolkit. View here: https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-palette-knife-no-2

Ideal for smoothing large acrylic or oil areas, blending edges between colors, scraping paint to create texture, and spreading medium across a palette or canvas for even application. It’s especially useful when you want soft transitions and controlled coverage on mid-sized areas.

Yes, when used with normal painting practices. Since it’s metal, avoid excessive force that could slip or gouge the surface. Keep the blade clean to prevent residues, handle it by the wooden grip to avoid slipping, and store away from children.

Choose No.4 for a balance between control and coverage on mid-sized areas. If you need finer detail and precision, consider No.3; for larger areas and heavier paint loads, No.5 may be better. Matching blade length and flexibility to your painting scale will yield the best results.