Revitalize Your Brushes with Winsor & Newton Brush Cleaner & Restorer - 4 oz. Bottle Review

I originally bought two Rafael 8404s, one of which was BADLY spread out of the box. To give you an idea of how fluffy the hair is, it was also parted 30 degrees apart when wet and conditioned. I have used Masters Brush Soap with no success. So I put some of this product in a bottle and used a Blu-Tac to hold the brushes in such a way that the hair and a bit of the tip stayed in the solution. 24 hours and a bit of finger peeling later I have tons of - dry acrylic I believe - bristles and now…

>. I use this in very small amounts, usually 10ml or less. It works wonders for removing dried acrylic paint from many surfaces. It seems to work with fabric, albeit not as carefully as brushes. After washing and machine drying, I can reduce the color on the fabric, but I cannot remove it completely. I suspect that the dissolved dye gets into the fibers and stays there.>. BUT, fresh paint on fabric, dried paint, but not previously washed and machine dried, the paint completely dissolved, and by

This is not a free product review. I recommend this product for removing solvent based paints and sealers from resin. I have been using Winsor & Newton Brush Cleaner & Restorer for several years now. I like to buy it in the large 32 oz. bottle which is great value for money. This cleans the brushes great, but I mainly use it to remove previous paintwork (face up) from my articulated Asian dolls (BJDs) that I paint and glue on myself. I use Mr. Super Clear matte/flat to seal resin, then acrylic…