Here’s my paint brush cleaning setup. Hope you find this idea useful to maintain your expensive brushes as well as reduce the odor associated with using solvents as a cleaning medium.
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Thanks for the tip. I may employ that fairly soon on my model workbench.
It does help I shall try it Thanks
Really enjoy the videos. Interested in other techniques you use around the workbench.
What is the round tortilla container used for?
Multiple uses. Here’s one http://ztsmpreview.com/hawkeye/2008/05/17/dust-free-protection/
It also is a great way to keep those smelly solvent dampened rages and towels in check. Simply close them inside until you are ready to properly dispose of them.