Review on KUTTER Brush Wash Cleaner Renewer 32 Ounce by Marcus Reed

Love this material, does a great job cleaning brushes on a latex ribbon. I've let them sit for a while and now I finally have a reliable system that works fantastically. First wash off the paint with water, use a brush to really pull out most of the paint. Then dip into the first bath with this cutter, I let it soak for about 30 seconds, then transfer to another clean bath with a cutter, leave for a while, really as long as you like. Then rinse with water and dry. Sounds like a lot more work than it actually is, I use Mason jars to store the cutter for reuse (hence the two different tubs), perfect for a 2" belt brush. Brushes are also much better. Actually I did a test with 2 different ruined brushes, paint completely soaked and dry, essentially ruined, a week of Klean Strip worked somewhat but the Krud Kutter worked great. It took some time and smearing the elbow with the comb brush to really get rid of all the latex but it totally revived the brush after all that was said and done. I'd obviously recommend cleaning it better beforehand, but it's nice to know that you can rejuvenate brushes if you don't clean them enough. I've since rejuvenated a few brushes.