Jo Sonja Brush Soap & Conditioner

Cleans and preserves brushes

Removes acrylic, oil, water or lacquer based paints

Keep out of reach of children. First Aid: For eye contact, immediately wash with warm water for 15 minutes. Call a physician if irritation develops. If swallowed, drink water, induce vomiting and call a physician immediately.

Available in 2 US fl oz (60ml) and 8.4 US fl oz (250ml) bottles

Remove excess paint from brushes using appropriate procedure. Wipe gently with a cloth to remove excess if using oil or lacquer, rinse with cool water if using acrylic.

Use Brush Soap & Conditioner undiluted in the palm of your hand or container that will allow you to see when color is no longer being removed from the brush.

Gently stroke the brush backward and forward, working the soap well into the bristles. Fingertips may be used to work the soap into the bristles against the ferrule of the brush. DO NOT USE FINGERNAILS as this could damage bristles!

Rinse well in tepid water to insure all of the Brush Soap & Conditioner has been completely removed from bristles and water runs clear.

Reshape and allow brush to dry completely lying flat, before using again. Never force dry a brush.

Water-soluble colors should be washed from the brush with cool water and brush soap. (Remove any dried acrylic paint with products made for that purpose.) When paint and soap have been completely removed from the brush, dress in Retarder Medium for storage.

Oil colors should be wiped off gently but thoroughly with a clean cloth. The hair or bristle should be washed and treated with brush soap and warm water until a pure white lather is produced. Rub the body of the brush carefully to dissolve and remove the remains of pigment, which sticks to the edge of the ferrule. Rinse and dress for storage. Never use strong fat dissolving soaps or detergents.