Dye inks are not the only things that fade quickly..

[The Hat]

I had a paint brush on my kitchen window for a job I intended to do last year, Yawn..

I went to use it the other day and taught nothing of it till I also needed a smaller brush and that’s when I noticed the big colour difference in the handles, both brushes are the same age..

Not near as expensive as inkjet inks but still subject to the same environment condition that are present and cause widespread fading of lots of objects..

click to enlarge.

 

[stratman]

Must be the harsh climate in Ireland.

Consider moving to where the climate is gentler, say Death Valley or Siberia.

 

[The Hat]

, say Death Valley or Siberia.

I’ll get my sun glasses and jackets..

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

I think @The Hat 's image above qualifies for the next POW.

 

[The Hat]

@The Hat 's image above qualifies for the next POW.

That might happen..

 

[rodbam]

That's why I never buy 40mm paint brushes

 

[PeterBJ]

Would 1½" be more resistant to fading?

 

[stratman]

Would 1½" be more resistant to fading?

Yes a 38.1 mm brush is much more resistant to fading.

 

[The Hat]

Yes a 38.1 mm brush is much more resistant to fading.

Better still, a 1.9 mm less chance, I reckon..

 

[stratman]

Better still, a 1.9 mm less chance

Is that the "new" math I've heard about?