Ez Brush Cleaner Still Available??
 
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Old 03-12-2007, 10:43 PM   #1
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Ez Brush Cleaner Still Available??

always got ez brush cleaner from my sw dealer...they do not have it any more...does anyone know if it is still on the market...that stuff rocks!!

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Re: Ez Brush Cleaner Still Available??

Sipersteins has Imperial Rapid Brush cleaner works great for getting oil base off natural and nylon bristles.For latex I use Krud Kutter.
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Re: Ez Brush Cleaner Still Available??

Yeah, brush cleaner is the bomb. I haven't noticed if it's on the shelf at my local store or not either. Hmm....hope it still is. I use a ton of it.
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