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Re: An Unusual Plisson

Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 8:27 am
by brothers
Clive, I have no reason to disagree with your experiences with brushes, soap vs cream. I can say the Plissons seem to excel when used with creams, in my limited experience. I'm not saying they're not excellent with soaps. They are, as Buzz and others might verify. :)

Re: An Unusual Plisson

Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 9:25 am
by M6Classic
fallingwickets wrote:I think its hard to only use one brush, especially if you mix up soaps and creams everyday........might be becks induced imagination, but brushes that have seen a cream arent the same afterwards when used with a soap and so i have brushes for both creams and soaps and never shall they be mixed up :D :D :D Anyway, all this to say that I hope your plisson gets used more often but i understand -- in my own warped way -- if it doesnt :) :)

clive
I used one and only one brush for three decades, a #20 HMW in plexi. Okay, yes, I had a Simpson travel brush, too. Creams and soaps, but mostly soaps. No problems whatsoever. One needn't justify multiple brushes; they're each different, and if those differences bring you pleasure, why not?

Buzz

Re: An Unusual Plisson

Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 7:07 am
by fallingwickets
One needn't justify multiple brushes; they're each different, and if those differences bring you pleasure, why not?
83 thumbs up to the sentiment

clive

Re: An Unusual Plisson

Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 11:38 am
by TheMonk
fallingwickets wrote:
One needn't justify multiple brushes; they're each different, and if those differences bring you pleasure, why not?
83 thumbs up to the sentiment

clive
+1
Definitely! One could even argue the need for one different brush for every day of the month... :mrgreen:

Re: An Unusual Plisson

Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 3:22 pm
by Squire
One doesn't need a reason to buy another brush just some ready cash.

Re: An Unusual Plisson

Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2016 12:59 pm
by formula1monaco
Hi...I'm new to this group, and it seems awesome...Thank you for having me.

Hi...I know your post is very old, but I have a Rooney Style 2 Size 1, just like yours, and it is currently the only brush I have (have had it for 8 years, and still perfect)

I am in the market now to obtain a few more brushes (3-5), and having enjoyed my Rooney so much, but had nothing to compare it to, I thought it wise to join your group, and get honest, objective assistance / opinions firsthand, as opposed to speaking with vendors.

So, I'm looking at Thater 2-band silvertip, Plisson HMW size 12, and I'd like an excellent Simpson.

Do you have an opinion on the Plisson High Mountain White vs their European White...most of the pics I see display the European White having obvious whiter bristles than the High Mountain White...could that be simply the ones I see are not characteristic? Do you know the difference in quality / attributes between HMW vs European White? Are they equally excellent, with their own individual virtues? Or, is the HMW indeed a superior bristle than EW?

Do you have an opinion of Simpson stubby vs Rooney Stubby (both size 3..largest)

Thanks in advance,
Kenny
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