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I won some credit to spend in the SAA shop last year and thought it would be a good opportunity to buy a decent brush or two. I bought a couple, but sent them back because I wasn’t happy with the points. The SAA shop sells watercolour brushes from Da Vinci, Daler-Rowney, Winsor & Newton and their own SAA brushes. I would be interested to know what your main watercolour round brush is and the one thing you like most about it, particularly if it is from one of the above manufacturers. Kind regards.