🔧 Effortless Brush Cleaning with Bob Ross R6520 Brush Cleaning Screen Review

LOVE this item. I threw it in a standard bucket and it saved me so much money on paint thinner because it gets the oil paint off my brushes really well when I drag the bristles across the rust. The sediment falls under the grate and I was able to use the same solvent at least 3 or 4 times before throwing it away and using a new solvent.

than the Bob Ross cleaning system used to be. The metal construction is much thinner, I suspect if I drop one on the floor it will likely bend. I have 3 of the purchases I made from Hobby Lobby maybe 3 years ago but they are sold from that line, at least I can never get them from my local HL again. I'm not sure who changed the products with their name, but I think they do Bob Ross and a BIG disservice.

Throw this strainer in thinner, mineral spirits or water, brush over it and the brush is clean. If you have a large, thick brush, such as For example, the Alexander Art 4-inch brush takes a little longer to move it back and forth across the screen. While the screen works well, finding a container to put the screen in is a problem. I finally found a plastic container at Home Depot that works. The gallon paint cans are too big and the very light screen moves when you try to clean the brush. As…