Bartoline Brush Restorer 500ml

The soaking time depends on the amount of paint build-up. For light soiling, 30 minutes to an hour may be sufficient. For heavy build-up, overnight soaking may be necessary.

Bartoline Brush Restorer is suitable for most brushes. However, always test on a small area, especially with delicate or natural-bristle brushes.

Dispose of the used restorer responsibly, in accordance with local environmental regulations. Do not pour it down the drain or into the water system.

It is recommended to use Bartoline Brush Restorer in a well-ventilated area, preferably outdoors or with open windows, due to the presence of solvents.

Yes, you can reuse the restorer, but its effectiveness will decrease over time as it becomes saturated with paint residue. Allow the paint residue to settle, then carefully pour off the cleaner and reuse.

Wear gloves and eye protection. Work in a well-ventilated area. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep away from heat and open flames.

Submerge the roller in the restorer, allowing it to soak. Then, use a scraper or a tool designed for roller cleaning to remove the softened paint.

Soak the brush for a longer period, and repeat the cleaning process. Ensure you are using the correct cleaning method for your paint type.

Check if the restorer is compatible with the paint type. Ensure the brush is fully submerged, and consider using a brush comb to help remove stubborn paint.

Ensure the container is properly sealed to prevent evaporation. Store the restorer in a cool, dry place.