The Masters Brush Cleaner & Preserver, 1 oz

I recently purchased the Masters Brush Cleaner from Nishtein store, and I couldn't be happier! The item arrived on time and was exactly as described. The quality exceeded my expectations!the seller was very responsive and helpful with my inquiries. They went above and beyond to ensure I was satisfied with my purchase.I highly recommend Nishtien Store for their fantastic service and quality products.

This stuff works great in cleaning your paint brushes.The brushes just need to be dipped into the cleaner for a few minutes and the brush is ready to go.Great product.Easy to use.Worth the money.

Me gusto mucho el producto para limpiar mis pinceles ahora tienen mas vida

Works perfectly

good product. Have used this before and it works great! Well packaged too.

This is the best brush cleaner I have come across. I love the way it cleans and conditions your brushes for longer lasting brushes. Will definitely be buying this again and again when needed!

This brush cleaner works like a charm. I have a bad habit of leaving my brushes out and getting paint in the ferrel. Ugh. Just wet the brush, twirl in the cleaner and rinse. Sometimes I have to clean them several times to get dried paint out but the brushes come out good as new.

The media could not be loaded. My husband’s Carhartt jacket had *lots* of dried-on paint from last construction season, over a year ago. He didn’t want to wear the coat “off a job site” since it was so unsightly. Yet it’s his favorite jacket for really cold weather.With low expectations, I tried “The Masters Brush Cleaner,” and WOW! I’m so glad I did! 90% of the paint came off before I ran out of soap. (Started with about 1/2 “bar” leftover from another cleanup project.)I’ll order more to get the last drops out.The Video describes my process:1. Hydrate fabric with spray bottle of water2. Rub soap into the paint3. Scrub with toothbrush4. Repeat steps 1-3 several times, whenever I happened to walk by the coat laying on my kitchen counter.5. After 1-2 hours of this, scrub stain with baking soda.6. Spray vinegar on, scrubbing more as it fizzes.7. Repeat steps 1-6 until most of the stains are gone.8. Wash and rinse separately, and as normal.9. Keep repeating the process (without drying the garment). Some paint lifted off easily right out of the washer.10. Add an extra final rinse. Let air dry if unable to remove all paint.Sorry I did not take a proper “before” picture. Suffice to say, my hubby worked at least 2 winter construction seasons in this coat, and it had white paint smudges on both sleeves. both sides, front and back. Largest splotches were maybe the size of a quarter. Most were at least 1/2” wide, very visible.Also note, when this soap ran out I tried substituting Fels Naptha, but didn’t see any paint dissolve with that. Ditto the baking soda & vinegar — that combination worked to lift the dissolved paint out of the fabric, but did nothing to loosen untreated paint.So before you toss that ruined, paint-stained garment, give this a try. Maybe it will work for you as it did for me!