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The Best Brush Basin Ever!
Limited time!!!!
Studio Basin Choose your color! Yellow Blue Red This is the handy studio size, it is for working in your studio, it sits on the table near your painting area and holds enough water so you won't have to keep changing it! When finished painting you will use it to clean your brushes before putting them away for the day! Regular price $14.99 NOW ONLY
Travel Basin for conventions and classes
Take your travel basin to conventions, classes or wherever you travel to paint. Small enough to fit in your overhead suitcase but big enough to do a good job! Featuring two separate compartments, one for cleaning and one for clean water for floating. The lid serves as a palette. Super for travel because it is small and compact! (does not include sponge) $7.99 shipping $7.00 Total $14.99
Watch this short video to see how our basin works!
Instructions for use Before you use your basin rinse with cool water to remove any particles left by manufacturing process. WARNING: Our glue is especially designed to work with the composition of the plastic. NEVER: *USE WARM OR HOT WATER IN BASIN *LEAVE WATER SITTING IN BASIN WHEN NOT IN USE *STORE IN EXCESSIVELY WARM AREA LIKE CAR TRUNK Heat causes the cleaning brushes to come loose and once they do it is very hard to re-glue them. If they do try re-gluing them with a epoxy glue that is waterproof.
When you are finished painting for the day Let the basin drain upside down do not let it sit with water for days on end. To clean your basin, soak in cleaner 409, Hand Sanitizer or Alcohol overnight. For oils soak in Turpenoid Natural. Then use an old brush to scrub between the soft scrub bristles. Scrub the sides of the basin with a little bit of cleanser, rinse thoroughly with cold water. The Soft Scrub Bristles will stain, but they will keep working. You can use a bit of cleanser or hand sanitizer on them to remove most of the "gunk". Painting with Acrylics
Fill each compartment with COLD water. Reserve the small compartment
without the Soft Scrub Bristles for your clean water source.
To clean your brush gently swish the brush against the Soft Scrub
Bristles in the small compartment first to remove most of the color
and then repeat this in the large compartment to remove the remaining
paint. You will now have a clean brush ready for the next color.
If you forget and leave your brush in the basin the Soft Scrub
Bristles will support your brush bristles so they won’t end up bent
and out of shape. CLEANING YOUR BRUSHES AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED PAINTINGEmpty all the dirty water out of the basin and place it in the sink with the larger compartment directly under the faucet. Let COLD water run continuously in this compartment. Fill the small area with the bristles, with Cold water and a small amount of mild dish detergent. Swish your dirty brush in the soapy solution first and then rinse in the large compartment under the running water. It is not necessary to use a lot of force, just gently scrub your brush across the cleaning bristles. Repeat this 2-3 time until your brush is completely clean. Re-shape your brush and lay flat to dry on paper towel, never put in it in a container on it's end as the water will run down into the bristles and the handle will come loose.
To test to see if your brush is clean, apply a small
amount of soap in the palm of your and gently work into the bristles,
squeeze it at the ferrule, if the suds are clear you brush is clean. Painting with Oils If you are using it for oil paints NEVER use any substance like Regular Turpenoid or turpentine in the basin. You can only use an oil cleaner like Canola Oil Or Turpenoid Natural. Once you have finished you can drain off the cleaner and let it stand in a bottle until the paint sediment settles on the bottom, then you can carefully pour it off and re-use it. Canola oil is one of the best and safest cleaners you can use. Clean your brushes basin the same way as you would do for acrylics.
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