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Princeton Art and Brush
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Princeton Brush Care
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There is nothing better than a brand new brush, especially a Princeton Art Brush. Below we offer the following information to keep your brush looking and functioning like new
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Princeton Brush Care and Maintenance
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Brushes are an investment. If used and cared for properly, your brush will last a long time and perform better. A few basic suggestions:
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* Do not immerse the brush in paint up to the ferrule. Wet paint is hard to remove from this area and, if it dries, even more difficult.
* Remove all excess paint with a rag or paper towel.
* Never leave a brush soaking in water or mineral spirits for an extended period of time.
* Never let your brush rest on its head. There are many accessories available that will suspend your brush.
* Watercolor and acrylic paint should be cleaned with mild soap and water. Oil paint should be first cleaned with mineral spirits or turpentine and then with soap
and water.
* After cleaning, remove excess water, reshape the hairs into place with you fingers, and stand the brush upright on the handle to dry.
A little effort will protect your brush and save you money .
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