Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil

Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil, Walnut-Clove Formula 3.4 oz (100 ml)

Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil can preserve the suppleness of an unwashed, wet oil brush for several weeks. The mixture contains just the right amount of clove oil to slow the drying process, allowing alla prima work to continue over multiple sessions.

It makes a great daily brush cleaner because it gently lifts paint build-up without the use of petroleum-based solvents. Additionally, Brush Cleansing Oil helps thin, desaturate, and slow the drying of heavily pigmented oil colors while maintaining the integrity of your paint and brushes.

• Walnut oil base lifts pigment and conditions bristles
• Clove oil helps preserve wet brushes for weeks
• Petrolium-free alternative to harsh cleaners
• Suitable for natural and synthetic brushes
• Perfect for use as a brush dip
• Won't strip or damage brush hair
• Made in North Carolina

For your safety, always wash your hands immediately after use, especially before eating. To avoid spontaneous combustion, soak soiled rags immediately after use in a water-filled, closed metal container.

KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.

For emergency health information, call your Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222.

Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil, Walnut-Clove Formula 16.9 oz (100 ml)

Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil can preserve the suppleness of an unwashed, wet oil brush for several weeks. The mixture contains just the right amount of clove oil to slow the drying process, allowing alla prima work to continue over multiple sessions.

It makes a great daily brush cleaner because it gently lifts paint build-up without the use of petroleum-based solvents. Additionally, Brush Cleansing Oil helps thin, desaturate, and slow the drying of heavily pigmented oil colors while maintaining the integrity of your paint and brushes.

• Walnut oil lifts pigment and conditions bristles
• Clove oil helps preserve wet brushes for weeks
• Petroleum-free alternative to harsh cleaners
• Suitable for natural and synthetic brushes
• Perfect for use as a brush dip
• Won't strip or damage brush hair
• Made in North Carolina

For your safety, always wash your hands immediately after use, especially before eating. To avoid spontaneous combustion, soak soiled rags immediately after use in a water-filled, closed metal container.

KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.

For emergency health information, call your Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222.

Tusc & Pine The Artists' Brush Soap, 2 oz Tin + Brush Cleansing Oil, 3.4 oz

Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil can preserve the suppleness of an unwashed, wet oil brush for several weeks. It makes a great daily brush cleaner and brush dip.

The soap's rich lather removes oil paint from your brush while nourishing dry, porous bristles. Our soap helps preserve the integrity of both natural and synthetic brushes while maintaining their shape and responsiveness.

How to Completely Clean an Oil Brush:

1. Wipe as much paint as you can onto your palette. If this is tricky, dip the brush in the Cleansing Oil and try again. Wipe off any excess paint with a paper towel.
2. Gently swirl the brush in a small cup of Brush Cleansing Oil. Keep swishing the brush until it is free of oil paint.
3. Wipe the brush dry.
4. Gently rub the brush in the Artists' Brush Soap to form a lather. Rub back and forth to work the soap deep into the bristles. If needed, massage the brush with your fingertips.
5. Rinse with lukewarm water, and reapply fresh soap until the water runs clear.
6. While the brush is still wet, gently reshape the bristles.
7. Lay the brush flat to dry or hang it brush side down to maintain its shape and prevent moisture from building up inside the ferrule.

For your safety, always wash your hands immediately after use, especially before eating. To avoid spontaneous combustion, soak soiled rags immediately after use in a water-filled, closed metal container.

KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.

For emergency health information, call your Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222.

Tusc & Pine The Artists' Brush Soap, 12 oz Tin + Brush Cleansing Oil, 16.9 oz

Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil can preserve the suppleness of an unwashed, wet oil brush for several weeks. It makes a great daily brush cleaner and brush dip.

The soap's rich lather removes oil paint from your brush while nourishing dry, porous bristles. Our soap helps preserve the integrity of both natural and synthetic brushes while maintaining their shape and responsiveness.

How to Completely Clean an Oil Brush:

1. Wipe as much paint as you can onto your palette. If this is tricky, dip the brush in the Cleansing Oil and try again. Wipe off any excess paint with a paper towel.
2. Gently swirl the brush in a small cup of Brush Cleansing Oil. Keep swishing the brush until it is free of oil paint.
3. Wipe the brush dry.
4. Gently rub the brush in the Artists' Brush Soap to form a lather. Rub back and forth to work the soap deep into the bristles. If needed, massage the brush with your fingertips.
5. Rinse with lukewarm water, and reapply fresh soap until the water runs clear.
6. While the brush is still wet, gently reshape the bristles.
7. Lay the brush flat to dry or hang it brush side down to maintain its shape and prevent moisture from building up inside the ferrule.

For your safety, always wash your hands immediately after use, especially before eating. To avoid spontaneous combustion, soak soiled rags immediately after use in a water-filled, closed metal container.

KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.

For emergency health information, call your Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222.

Tusc & Pine The Artists' Brush Soap, 24 oz Tub + Brush Cleansing Oil, 16.9 oz

Tusc & Pine Brush Cleansing Oil can preserve the suppleness of an unwashed, wet oil brush for several weeks. It makes a great daily brush cleaner and brush dip.

The soap's rich lather removes oil paint from your brush while nourishing dry, porous bristles. Our soap helps preserve the integrity of both natural and synthetic brushes while maintaining their shape and responsiveness.

How to Completely Clean an Oil Brush:

1. Wipe as much paint as you can onto your palette. If this is tricky, dip the brush in the Cleansing Oil and try again. Wipe off any excess paint with a paper towel.
2. Gently swirl the brush in a small cup of Brush Cleansing Oil. Keep swishing the brush until it is free of oil paint.
3. Wipe the brush dry.
4. Gently rub the brush in the Artists' Brush Soap to form a lather. Rub back and forth to work the soap deep into the bristles. If needed, massage the brush with your fingertips.
5. Rinse with lukewarm water, and reapply fresh soap until the water runs clear.
6. While the brush is still wet, gently reshape the bristles.
7. Lay the brush flat to dry or hang it brush side down to maintain its shape and prevent moisture from building up inside the ferrule.

For your safety, always wash your hands immediately after use, especially before eating. To avoid spontaneous combustion, soak soiled rags immediately after use in a water-filled, closed metal container.

KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.

For emergency health information, call your Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222.