COMIART 5pcs Flexible Clay Sculpture Tools Silicon Color Shaper Brushes Size 0

These are as described. I with they weren't as flexible as they are.

I bought these to work with Green Stuff for miniature painting, so keep that in mind as you read on. Green stuff is a bit stiffer to work with than clay, and for my first few uses I really thought the rubber tips were going to pull out, but then I realized that's just how flexible these tools are. You get a good variety of sizes for the money, allowing you to do some pretty decent detail work. If you dip them in water (essential for Green Stuff), they pick up just the right amount to let you work without waterlogging the specific spots you're sculpting. I can honestly say that my work is better for having bought these.

Just got these so I haven't had a chance to use them yet. Their firmness seems fine for what I want to do (placing/moving greenstuff/molding clay), but the tips of two brushes came off easily in my hands. Looks like they either weren't glued or crimped correctly. For the price, I'm not complaining because I can easily fix it. They still get a star down though for the quality.

I bought these to use them for sculpting with Axpoie Putties and Green Stuff. Overall they are a good product. I do use them all the time and have noticed that some of the tips will pop out of their holders, however, you can easy put them back in. This is why I gave them a durability of 3 stars. Everything else about them has worked great. They are great for sculpting and smoothing. I have had them for about a year or two now. Would recommend them if you are looking for a cost effective sculpting tool.

The tips come off easy, and polymer clay can get a little stuck to the silicone part. Putting the tip that came off on the butt end makes it fit better and stay on. Feel a tiny bit like they could’ve glued them, it’s alright either way.

These were amazingly well made for the price. The silicone tip seems harder on one of the tools from my set but it's no big deal, I'm just working with it.

Using these for watercolor masking fluid. Their tiny size makes them perfect for the job, and the masking fluid comes right off when it dries. Wooden handles are comfortable & seem sturdy. Nice selection of shapes. Yes, on of them did have a bit of 'extra' silicon on the tip, as many others have experienced. That wasn't problem, I just trimmed it with an exacto knife (using a NEW blade for accuracy - silicon can be slippery stuff to cut)

I've made several watercolor paintings with these, and they are absolutely amazing for the price. They hold a decent amount of paint/water, very easy to control, and the tips bounce back fairly well as you paint. I haven't experienced any shedding from my brushes whatsoever.

Very good for achieving fine details