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: After i clean my brushes i usually leave a wee bit of soap in them-not gobs--one
dip-n-swipe of turp. takes it out
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: B&J's
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: -bri
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Thanks Bri, I like to hear how others take care of their brushes as I'm still
searching for the best way as I feel I'm doing more damage to them in the clean-up
rather than the actual painting. I clean mine by rubbing them in the palm of
my hand till there’s no trace of color coming out. With a cocktail of Good liquid
hand soap and a 1/3 of Olive oil. This is the best my brushes have felt in a
long time. Why the Olive oil??? I heard olive oil really likes to penetrate
the skin. So I figured why not the hair. The hair if you blow it up on a microscope
has scales like a fish. So I figured if the quality of the Olive oil likes to
perforate then makes sense to use it. Anyways my brushes are better for it.
Did you happen to know if B&J's listed any of their ingredients ?
Thanks..... Doug
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