Hi there, it's DJB and in this video I'm going to be sharing a special tip on how to renew and refresh your old paintbrushes. Paintbrushes can reach a point in which they become very firm, hard, and difficult to use. And this happens with just general wear of using your paint brushes, but I'm here to tell you that this one product can save your paintbrushes from the trash can. This is the master's brush cleaner and preserver works on oil paint, watercolor acrylic, and stains. This stuff is super affordable, it smells super good, and it works amazingly. I'm just going to show you how to use it. You're going to need some paper towel and some water, and you're just going to dab your brush in the water and then scrub into this solution. And you'll kind of just mash that into the brushless the best that you can. Once you have a good coating on your paintbrush, you can dab that onto your paper towel and kind of work it in a circular motion, kind of scrubbing it into the brushless of the brush. So you just will work this until the brush basically goes soft and supple. And this paintbrush is probably seven or eight years old now at this point, and it is still able to be completely restored. So then I rinse it out until it is fairly clean. And you can see the results here of the paintbrush. You can now bend those brushless fully over, and there's no hardened paint or residue trapped inside the brushless. My before and after really demonstrates this perfectly, you can see on the left side, it's very firm on the right side, it is very supple. So I highly recommend getting yourself some of this stuff for the studio. It works amazing. I am blown away by it, and it will save you a ton of money in the future not having to replace all of your awesome paintbrushes. Thank you so much for watching. This has been DJB Studios. A link to this product will be listed in the description below. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe.