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Trekell Paint and Palette Knives - Style 46 -Diamond

Trekell Paint and Palette Knives - Style 46 -Diamond

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Trekell Paint & Palette Knife – Style 46 Diamond

The Trekell Style 46 Diamond features a pointed, four-edged blade designed for precise lines, scraping, controlled paint application, and expressive palette knife work.

Unlike a traditional teardrop shape, the Diamond gives artists multiple angled edges to work from. The pointed tip is useful for small marks and precise paint placement, while the straight angled edges can create thin lines, defined shapes, scraped passages, and sharp changes in texture. The broader center of the blade can also be used for spreading and sweeping paint across the surface.

The flexible stainless steel blade provides a balance of spring and control for both mixing and painting. A 4 1/2" rubber Trekell handle provides a comfortable grip during extended studio use.

Why Artists Choose the Diamond

  • Four angled edges for varied line and mark making
  • Pointed tip for precise paint placement and smaller details
  • Excellent for thin lines, defined edges, and scraping techniques
  • Broad center for spreading and sweeping paint
  • Useful for layering, broken color, impasto, and building texture
  • Flexible stainless steel blade
  • Suitable for both mixing and applying paint
  • Works well with oils, acrylics, mediums, and other compatible artist materials
  • 4 1/2" rubber handle with Trekell logo
  • Easy to wipe clean after use

Knife Specifications

Style: Style 46 Diamond
Blade Length: 1 15/16"
Blade Width: 5/8"
Handle Length: 4 1/2"
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Handle: Rubber with Trekell Logo
SKU: PalKnife-46

What Is a Diamond Palette Knife Best For?

The Diamond is particularly useful when you want more defined edges and precise marks from a painting knife. Use the pointed tip for small details and paint placement, the angled sides for pulling thin lines and creating crisp edges, or turn the blade to change the width and character of your mark. It also works well for scraping back paint, layering broken color, and sweeping small areas of color with the wider center of the blade.

Care: Wipe the blade clean promptly after use and avoid allowing paint or mediums to dry around the base of the blade.

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