Paint Brush Repair Gel - 17ml

Green Stuff World Brush Repair Gel (17ml)

Green Stuff World Brush Repair Gel is a specialized conditioning formula designed to revive, reshape, and restore damaged, split, or curled miniature paintbrushes and makeup brushes. Engineered to treat both natural hairs (such as Kolinsky sable) and modern synthetic fibers, this water-soluble restorer realigns stray bristles, reverses outward curling ("palm tree" deformation), and resets razor-sharp brush points.

The non-staining formula combines gentle conditioning agents and mild softening solvents that rehydrate bristle fibers without weakening the ferrule adhesive. It serves as the ideal post-cleaning treatment after washing brushes with brush soap, sealing the tip in a protective mold to maintain its factory shape while in storage.

Key Features:

• Restores Fine Tips: Realigns splayed hairs and curled tips into a razor-sharp point for detailed miniature painting.
• Synthetic & Natural Hair Compatible: Effectively repairs resilient synthetic nylon filaments as well as delicate natural sable bristles.
• Water-Soluble & Non-Staining: Washes out cleanly with water before your next painting session without leaving oily residues on miniatures.
• Conditioning Formula: Rehydrates bristle fibers, extending brush lifespan and maintaining flexibility.
• Convenient Squeeze Dropper: 17ml dropper bottle ensures controlled, single-drop application with zero product waste.

How to Use:

1. Ensure the brush has been thoroughly cleaned with brush soap to remove all pigment and acrylic residue.
2. Moisten the clean bristles lightly with fresh water.
3. Dispense a small drop of gel onto your fingertip or a clean palette.
4. Gently massage the gel through the hairs, working from the ferrule base to the tip.
5. Shape the bristles back into their original fine point or chisel edge using your fingers or a lint-free cloth.
6. Allow to air dry undisturbed for approximately 10 minutes (store horizontally or tip down; never dry resting on the bristles).
7. Before repainting, rinse the tip briefly in water to soften the bristles.

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