Chroma Incredible Brush Cleaner is ideal for revitalizing old hard paintbrushes or as a regular cleaner to keep your brushes in perfect condition. This product is made from a special formulation that is designed to break through hardened acrylic, oil or lacquer on natural and synthetic paintbrushes, bringing them back to life. How do you clean your brushes?
When shaping round brushes twist and pull the bristles through your fingertips to create a neat point. When shaping flat or filbert brushes pinch and pull the bristles through your fingers to create a crisp edge.
Dry brushes flat surface, ideally with the bristles hanging off the edge of the surface. The edge of a bench or sink works perfectly. This helps with the longevity of the glues at the furrow. Drying upright encourages a buildup of water and soap residue that can deteriorate the glue over time. Never dry your brushes bristle down!
If you have an old brush with bristles that are badly out of shape, you can use Incredible Brush Cleaner to reshape the bristles.
How to reshape your brush:
Incredible Brush Cleaner is specially designed for cleaning and preserving natural and synthetic brushes. It even removes dried paint that’s years old!
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