Having difficulty removing oil based paint from your brush? Here are a few tips for cleaning your brushes. First, you need to clean the bristles. The bristles can become dry after being covered in oil-based paint, so you need to scrub them well. After removing the extra paint, you can dry the brush and shape it again. Once you're done cleaning, you can store it.
The second tip for cleaning oil-based paint is to use a natural cleansing agent like baby oil. Coconut oil is best for breaking down the oil in your paint, because it's solid at room temperature. It's also inexpensive, so you don't need to worry about it making a huge mess. The amount of coconut you need to use will depend on the amount of paint on the brush. The first step is to remove any excess oil.
The third step is to clean the paintbrush with water. This is the simplest way to clean a paintbrush with water. You should pour water down the paintbrush handle, then massage it to loosen the paint. Once you're done, you should run the excess water down the sink. To make sure the brush is clean and sanitized, wear a mask or other protective gear.
