Vallejo Brush Restorer - 85ml

The Vallejo Brush Restorer is a high-quality solution designed to soften and restore fine sable br...

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The Vallejo Brush Restorer is an essential tool for hobbyists and fine artists who rely on high-quality sable brushes for detailed work such as miniatures, watercolors, and silk painting. Its primary benefit is the ability to soften and rejuvenate stiff or damaged bristles, effectively extending the lifespan of your expensive brush collection without the harsh effects of alcohol-based cleaners. While it is highly effective at deep cleaning and restoration, users should note that it is intended for maintenance and reconditioning rather than day-to-day paint removal.

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Model Part Number28890
BrandVallejo

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FAQs

Can I use this on synthetic brushes?

While specifically formulated for fine sable, it is safe to use on synthetic bristles to help remove dried acrylic buildup.

Is this product harmful to the skin?

It is recommended to use the product in a well-ventilated area and avoid prolonged skin contact. Always wash hands after use.

How long should I soak the brushes?

Depending on the severity of the buildup, soaking for 10 to 30 minutes is usually sufficient.

Does this work for oil paints?

This product is designed for hobby paint mediums like watercolors and acrylics; it is not recommended for traditional oil paint solvents.

Can I put the restorer back into the bottle?

To avoid cross-contamination of your supply, it is best to discard any used solution rather than pouring it back into the original bottle.

Troubleshooting

Brush remains stiff after one treatment

Repeat the soaking process for a longer duration, ensuring the solution reaches deep into the ferrule.

Bristles feel greasy after rinsing

Wash the brush gently with a mild soap or dedicated brush soap after using the restorer to remove any residual conditioning agent.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Safely restores natural brush hair elasticity
  • Non-alcohol formula prevents bristle damage
  • Works on a wide range of painting mediums
  • Easy to use for regular maintenance cycles

Cons

  • Not intended for heavy-duty paint stripping
  • Requires patience to soak deeply dried brushes
  • Standard pot dispenser requires care to avoid spilling

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To use the restorer, ensure your workspace is well-ventilated and your brush is free of large chunks of debris. Simply pour a small amount of the white liquid into a secondary mixing palette or shallow container to avoid contaminating the main pot. Never submerge the handle or the ferrule crimp in the liquid, as this can loosen the glue holding the bristles. After use, store the bottle in a cool, dry place and ensure the cap is tightly sealed to prevent evaporation.

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