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Stanley 5 Piece Hobby Paint Brush Set
Prices from £7.49 to £9.05 across 2 retailers · 17% below next-cheapest retailer £9.05
£7.49£9.05 next-cheapest retailer
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£9.05›
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Set of five hobby paint brushes in widths of 12, 25, 37, 50 and 62 mm.
Each brush features part synthetic bristles and a rust-resistant ferrule.
The yellow polypropylene handle is shaped for comfort and ease of use.
The set is supplied in a compact format measuring 129 × 40 × 251 mm and weighs 178 g.
Each brush features part synthetic bristles and a rust-resistant ferrule.
The yellow polypropylene handle is shaped for comfort and ease of use.
The set is supplied in a compact format measuring 129 × 40 × 251 mm and weighs 178 g.
EAN 3253560295929 · Stanley. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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