Brush Washers and Cleaners - Cleaners and Conditioners

Replaces hazardous petroleum solvents for clean-up of oil paints, varnishes, inks, acrylics, and mediums on brushes, palettes, tools, containers, and surfaces, including plastic. Watersoluble, non-flammable, no toxic fumes.

A handy, take-along bag with all the products needed for safe, easy arts-and-crafts clean-up.

Contains everything for cleaning artwork, clothing, hands, and brushes--Stain Remover for clothing, Hand Soap, Brush Cleaner and Preserver, plus eraser. Packed in plasic brush basin. Also a Mini Survival Kit.

Badger Air-Opaque Cleaner is economical and easy to work with. It quickly removes dried color from airbrushes, paint brushes, and work surfaces.

Use for removing dried acrylic paint from brushes. This item is not certified non-toxic, and it bears the CL label of the Art & Creative Materials Institute.

A safer way to clean brushes around kids, Daler-Rowney Oil Brush Cleaner actually preserves as it cleans. It contains natural oils that help to restore brushes used with oil paints. This product is non-flammable, and has a pleasant scent.

For cleaning and restoring synthetic and natural hair brushes—even those with caked paint. Extends brush life. Harmless to environment, powerful cleaners are citrus-based and have no irritating odor. Acrylic or oil formula.

This oil is different than your average brush oil. Made from the best ingredients, it is specially scented with patchouli. As a preservative, Kafka Brush Oil helps brushes maintain their shape and last a long time.

Safely removes oil paint, varnish, lacquer, shellac, enamel, plus dried latex or acrylic-emulsion from hard or wet brushes. Contains a water-rinsing detergent to speed up final cleaning after soaking.

This environmentally friendly cleaner safely removes oil and acrylic paints, ink, and pastels from brushes and hands. It restores bristles even on hardened brushes yet is safe on art and craft materials. Great for classroom cleanup after art projects.

Just wet brush and work up a lather on hard cake. Even old, hardened oil paint brushes can be restored to original snap. Also for most acrylics and watercolors. No harmful fumes or odors, safe for classroom or studio.

Prolong the life of natural and synthetic brushes with a product that stiffens and re-shapes bristles without harming the brush or the environment. Once your brush is clean and all paint has been removed from the bristles, dip it into Brush Shaper.

After cleaning brushes in solvent, work a little Pink Soap into bristles, then rinse. Repeat until soap stays pink. Use with all types of paint.

This soap thoroughly cleans and conditions brushes. A little lathering with water quickly does the job. This highly fatted soap is made with linseed oil. One jar contains enough soap to last the average painter a long time.

Silicone-based cream quickly and effectively removes oil, alkyd, and acrylic from hands and brushes, while it conditions ... in seconds. Pick up a jar and say goodbye to endless, frustrating hand scrubbing with soap and water.

Winsor & Newton Brush Cleaner and Restorer completely cleans dried acrylics, oils, and alkyds with no damage to the brush head or loss of fibers. It can be used on natural or synthetic brushes.