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Handover Neatsfoot Oil
250ml
Sign Writing Natural Paint Brush Preserver
For care of for your natural brushes.
Soak
the hairs of your new brush in neatsfoot oil. Push the oil into the
ferrule (the metal part that holds the hairs). Work the brush into the
chisel edge using your fingers and stand on end (hairs up) for an hour
or more.
Before use, wipe the excess oil off the brush with a rag and give it a rinse in some clean white spirit.
While
using the brush some paint may start drying and this can affect the
cleanness of the chisel edge. If this happens, wipe the excess paint off
and give it a quick rinse in some white spirit before continuing to
paint.
After
painting, give your brush a thorough clean. First wipe as much excess
paint off the hairs as possible with a rag. Rinse it in stages using
white spirit, from dirty to clean (1,2,3), wiping off the spirits and
paint each time. When pressing the ferrule down in the clean spirits
there should be (ideally) no paint coming out. If paint is still visible
then continue rinsing and wiping.
Once
the brush is clean, use the neatsfoot oil or vaseline to cover the
hairs, massaging it in to get the brush back to a chisel edge.
Store carefully in a box or upright so that the chisel edge is preserved.
When you’re ready to paint again, return to step 2 above.