Question 1

Can you keep reusing it? How long does it last? Thank you

Accepted Answer

It doesnt seem to be "reusable". My experience is that as it is used, it cleans and cleans, but if in an open container, like the 2 oz. Solo cups I use, it evaporates leaving the paint residue in the bottom of the cup. I have not tried this in a sealed brush pot or anything. If it were sealed, I would imagine it would clean for a very long time before the residual paint builds up to stop it from cleaning. Hope this helps.

Question 2

can this be used on makeup brushes?

Accepted Answer

Hi, yes you can use it on makeup brushes, however I think it is a little too strong for makeup and was meant for use with latex, acrylic, and oil paints. It actually melted the plastic cup I use to clean the brushes with. I am a makeup artist and a recipe that I got from a pro friend of mine was to mix 1/2 part acetone (pure), not nail polish remover, with 1/2 part of (99% alcohol). We call this in the biz "Aceahol". With makeup brushes you want them to dry fast and stay dry, so they don't breed bacteria. They both dry quick and the alcohol sanitizes while the acetone breaks down all types of makeup including oil base stage  makeup! I mix up a batch then put it in a spray bottle and simply spray and wipe the brushes. If they are really gunked up you can dip them. Dry them well, and you are all set. I hope this helps! Cheers!

Question 3

Does this work on dried nail acrylic on brush?

Accepted Answer

Yes but it takes a day or two so I recommend having another brush to work with for those days

Question 4

Does this work for dried latex paint?

Accepted Answer

Once I used 'Motsenbocker's Lift Off 41301 22-Ounce Latex Paint Remover Spray,' I won't ever do without it. Nothing has worked on spilled and dried paint on counters, floors, tables, sinks, etc. like this does-and I paint 3-4 times a week, plus i work with color pigments that, once spilled, are virtually impossible to clean away the stain, except with this product.  Many times I'm too tired when I finish using my artist brushes, to clean them; and the next day (or next week), they are stiff and hard which has made me have a small jar set aside, with enough in it to cover the brush part when I put the stiff brush in it, and leave it there for between a half hour to a few hours (depending on the brush size, etc..) and they turn out exactly like new.

ASIN	B09NCHL2LM
ASIN	B09NCHL2LM
Best Sellers Rank	#1,870 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #2 in Brush & Pen Cleaners
Brand Name	U.S. Art Supply
Cleaning Agent Formulation	Detergent, Solvent
Contains Liquid Contents?	Yes
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,658)
Date First Available	December 9, 2021
Department	All Ages, Unisex
Global Trade Identification Number	00840234502570
Item Form	Liquid
Item Volume	4 Fluid Ounces
Item model number	USA BC-04
Manufacturer	U.S. Art Supply
Manufacturer	U.S. Art Supply
Material Features	restorative, quick dissolving
Number of Items	1
Package Dimensions	5.67 x 1.54 x 1.38 inches; 4.66 ounces
Scent	Unscented
Specific Uses For Product	Paint Brushes, Airbrushes, Art Tools
Surface Recommendation	Acrylic
UPC	840234502570
Unit Count	4 Fluid Ounces

U.S. Art Supply Brush Cleaner and Restorer, 4 Ounce Bottle - Quickly Cleans Paint Brushes, Airbrushes, Art Tools - Cleaning Solution to Remove Dried On Acrylic, Oil and Water-Based Paint Colors

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