Conda wooden-handled palette knife, six models

Choose the blade shape to suit your paint strokes. These Conda palette knives have a wooden handle with a hanging hole and an offset connection between handle and blade. Use them to mix, transfer and apply acrylic or oil paint. The offset gives your hand clearance above the working surface.

Contents and selection

You receive one knife in model 1003, 1005, 1007, 1008, 1015 or 1025. The group photograph compares different models; it does not show an included set. Models 1007 and 1008 have broader, flat-ended blades; 1003 and 1015 taper to a point. Model 1025 has a rounder end. Choose the surface or edge you need and view the photograph for your selected model.

Paint, painting surface and mixing palette are sold separately.

Working with the knife

Mix small amounts with the flat side. Use the edge for a short accent and the flat side for a wider stroke. Try pressure and paint load on a scrap; thicker paint retains more relief. Wipe the blade between colours and use light pressure on canvas without catching the fabric with the point.

Cleaning and storage

Remove paint before it hardens and clean according to the paint instructions. Clean the wooden handle without prolonged soaking and let the knife dry before hanging it up. The hanging hole helps keep your tool within reach.

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