Finish up with a bit of rubbing alcohol to really get the grease off.. Make sure it’s super dry!.
So I’ve tried a few out and added one particular golden tip to my recommendation for lazy brush cleaning permanently..So I still don’t worry about cleaning my brush right away.
I still leave it to soak for a few hours or days, or whatever I feel like in a container of water..I still use a green scrubbie to break the seal of paint on the bristles and allow the paint to rinse away freely and quickly..I put a little splash of.
THIS golden, wonderful stuff.in the water while the brushes soak.
The bristles come out so soft and the paint rinses out even easier.
The bristles are all shiny and pliable and flowing in the breeze like they’ve just been to the paintbrush hair salon.You can see where the rain was hitting it still.. All this wind and rain has that barn shedding barn wood like crazy.
I’ve got a great project for that to show you soon!.The back of our house.
So much to do here, but I still think it’s pretty cute!Hopefully this will make a great “before” picture for all of our outdoor projects this Summer.. That’s what’s going on around here right now!
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