Winsor & NewtonBrush Cleaner & Restorer - 16 oz. bottle

Mom seems to like it shes asked me to order some more. Only issue we had with it was it was opened on route then not shut properly and it leaked in the bag which was annoying so got half bottle but not so bad other than that which isnt your fault its a good product.

Used this to remove BJD makeup found it gentle on the dolls resin, and if cleaned thoroughly no white residue. Great product would not hesitate to buy again.

recommend this product highly

This stuff is magic! It removes Genesis heat set paint with ease which is what a lot of reborners use to paint their dolls. Good value for money too.... GET SOME!!!!

I found this product to be very effective and has zero smell whatsoever, gives the brushes a nice replenishing effect. Just dont leave them in the solution for too long and remember to rince them well. I use small detail brushes and found that if I left them in the solution longer than a day they became kinda "oily" not a product issue just a user tip!The bottle is a nice size and I have no complaints about this product

Does the job … only problem is that I use too fast … wish it came in bigger quantity

I managed to recover an old brush (decades old) that I used when I painted models in my teens.The paint (enamel) was right up in the ferrule and the bristles were splayed.Leaving to soak in a small quantity of this wonder-liquid got out most of the paint out. Some exercising of the bristles and another soak overnight and the brush looked much cleaner.Then I could rinse out and use some strong detergent to clean the last before applying hair conditioner (yes, hair products are the best for brushes, particularly sable) and massaging the bristles to a point and letting set. Then I could rinse out the conditioner and the brush was recovered.

I accidentally left OIL based paint on my favorite paint brush for a few days; leaving it hard as a rock. So after doing a bit a research I decided to give this stuff a try and let me tell you…IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM!!…Notmonly dud I get this brush clean. But I used it on ALL of my brushes. From crafting brushes to my Purdy paint brushes and they’re all completely revived! I love this stuff so much, I’ve since ordered a second; as it’s something I must have on hand at all times now.But this time around, I came up with an idea to make it last longer-So as shown in the photo, I let my brushes soak for as long as they need to. It could take overnight or several days depending on type of paint (acrylic, latex, oil, chalk, mineral…) and how much much dried up paint is on them. I’ll check in them daily and once they start to soften up, I’ll sort of press the brushes down into the solution to absorb more. Once it’s soft (you’ll notice most of the paint settles at the bottom of the glass jar) I’ll use a wire brush, metal toothed paint comb, dawn dish soap & hot water to remove any excess paint.I’ll then take a pipette to the jar the brush was soaking in; being careful not to disturb the paint that’s accumulated at the bottom and I’ll suck up all the good solution on top; putting into another small glass jar; screw the lid on top and dispose of the original jar. (All small jars are recycled from roasted peppers, artichoke hearts & garlic, etc. Larger jars are recycled pickle jars). This makes it last a LOT longer. Wish I noticed that paint accumulation at the bottom sooner. But hopefully my experience helps someone else!!

Arrived safely and on time. I send it to strip paint from an art doll and start again, worked like s charm.