Brushes for stain and glaze

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I would love to know which brushes some of you use for stain and glaze? We are using insync and luster paste kits.
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Takanishi for glaze, Ceramicus for building porcelains.
 
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For stain and glaze, im using a brush i got from my local art supply store. Flat number 2 brush for glaze and a small pointed brush for staining..
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Ceramics #2 for stain and glaze. Takanishi 00 for details.
 
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Hahaha. I am still using my old grumbachers. 00000 or 5/0. I am careful with them so that must be why they are still in pretty good shape. But. I have been thinking of buying some backup brushes soon.
 
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My expand the topic?

What do you like to use for pre-sinter stain brushes?
 
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My expand the topic?

What do you like to use for pre-sinter stain brushes?

I originally was using plastic cheap disposable brushes but have moved over to the ZircoZhan natural brushes made for this purpose.

Something I originally did not know:

What ever brush you use, make sure it does not have a metal Ferrell holding the bristles as it reacts with the acid based stains and will effect consistency of your colors.
 

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