KREUL Brush Cleaner is a cleaner for brushes and painting tools, designed for makers who want to take proper care of their tools after using more demanding materials. When working with varnishes, protective mediums, resin-like residues, liquid bronze or strong pigments, simple washing with water is not always enough — especially if the material has started to dry inside the brush hairs.
Its formula is cellulose-based, solvent-free, low-odour and biodegradable. It gently cleans brushes and painting tools from resins and pigments, helping keep them more flexible, clean and ready for the next use. It is especially useful in studios and craft spaces where different materials are used in the same day: acrylics, varnishes, pastes, metallic effects, protective products and finishing mediums.
It can be used after products such as KREUL varnishes, transparent protective varnishes based on synthetic resins, liquid bronze and wood protection varnish. For best brush care, clean brushes while the material is still fresh or before it fully hardens. Apply a small amount of cleaner, work it gently into the brush hairs and rinse well, taking care not to leave residue near the ferrule.
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👉 Features:
- Brush cleaner by KREUL
- Suitable for brushes and painting tools
- Cellulose-based
- Solvent-free
- Biodegradable
- Low-odour
- Gently removes residues from resins and pigments
- Useful after varnishes, protective mediums and special effects
- Suitable for KREUL varnishes, transparent protective varnishes based on synthetic resins, liquid bronze and wood protection varnish
- Helps maintain brushes properly
- Ideal for mixed media, object decoration and studio use
👍 Ideal for:
Cleaning brushes, cleaning painting tools, mixed media studios, use after varnishes, protective mediums, liquid bronze, metallic effects, object decoration, craft projects, brush maintenance, cleaning after demanding materials and caring for tools after creative work
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Keep one small brush only for varnishes and metallic effects, and clean it immediately after use with Brush Cleaner. This way you avoid transferring resin or metallic pigment residue to your “clean” brushes and reduce the chance of the hairs hardening near the ferrule — the place where brushes usually start to get damaged.
