KUTTER Brush Wash Cleaner Renewer 32 Ounce Review

Thing works. I should have added before and after photos but I was skeptical. I had latex paint on a Purdy brand brush that dried to a clean finish. Months passed, but I didn't want to throw away the expensive brush. I soaked the brush in it for 24 hours and used a wire comb to scrape off the paint. The brush is like new. This saved another brush I had, also of lower quality. I feel like you need to use a lot of brush cleaner, but putting the brushes in a deep but narrow container ensures all…

I loved the brush conditioner I used before it was discontinued and was a bit reluctant to buy a large bottle of an untested product but I think this one is better and I'm glad I had to look for a new one. Washing the brush with it was a dream come true. I paint interiors and exteriors for hours applying paint and the line where the paint is highest on my brush can get quite sticky. With this "soap" it practically dissolved. I was a bit apprehensive about leaving a bit of this on my drybrush to

I try to keep my brushes clean but I never get the paint off completely and only use latex paint that washes off with soap and water. This is particularly problematic with fast drying latex primers. I tried soaking a very shabby brush in vinegar for a week but it didn't work. I then soaked it in the Crood Cutter for a day or two, after which I was able to brush all the old paint off the bristles using a wire brush as a comb, holding the brush flat on the plastic tray. The liquid also turned an…

We usually clean our brushes pretty well when we're done, but they need the help of a good brush cleaner from time to time. I used another brand from a big store for about $9 a can, so I was very happy to see something cheaper. Unfortunately what we got is cheaper. After a day of painting I gave the brushes a thorough wash - a bucket of soap and hot water (repeat if needed) followed by a rinse. Then I hand wash them again using a small brass wire brush and dye comb to clean hard to reach areas.

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…

After 35 years, there's probably still some dried paint in the heels of my favorite brushes. I bought a liter of Krud Kutter because any dried paint will ruin a good brush. If I had a round jar big enough for my 4 inch brush, it would take me a quart to fill it to the top. I saw him advertise $14 a liter. It can cost more than a new brush. In the 1980's I made a box to saturate my 4 inch brush with some thinner. I used two thick nails as pins on the top of the plywood backing. They support the…