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Hi guys!

I will paint every day in my new studio!

I would not clean the brushes every day, maybe once a month, do you know how i could leave it full of paint? There is a product that after i finish laint i can dip in, leave the brush into my brush holder (its a flat piece that can hold the brush flat with some pendence to the point of the brush)

And the next day, just wipe the product and start painting? Thanks!

I store brushes oily and I also have been known to just wrap them in clear plastic wrap, and stick them in the freezer.

I also store them in a non drying kitchen oil, then clean them out with OMS just before using.

Washing brushes is a rare thing at my house.

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So in Italy we have safflower oil for fry cooking, but also fry cooking linseed oil.

Could i wipe the paint off, do a dip into one of thoose cooking oils, and let it flat? Or i have to keep it inside the oil? Thanks

No Olive oil in Italy?

Yes i would just leave it dipped in covering the bristles. Nothing will happen detrimentally. Just change the oil if leaving for a few weeks. You can enjoy more time painting than cleaning

olive oil is non drying.

A non drying oil is what you want to use for long term storage. A simple rinse with OMS and recharge of the brush with your oil or medium is all that is needed to resume painting.

Washing out brushes and leaving them to dry out is what causes them to get fouled and ruined. Keeping them charged with oil is what keeps them like brand new. Even if you think that you are fully cleaning out brushes with solvent or with soap and water, you are not. There will always be some residual oil buried down deep into the packed area near the ferrule. The oil wicks up into that packed area by capillary action, but there the hairs there are too dense and closely packed to get the oil fully removed. This is what dries up, hardens, and turns flats into brights, etc.

However, keeping them oily preserves them so that they will behave as they do when they are brand new. Sign painters and commercial painters have known this forever, and they store them wet in oil, or kerosene, etc.

olive oil is non drying.

A non drying oil is what you want to use for long term storage. A simple rinse with OMS and recharge of the brush with your oil or medium is all that is needed to resume painting.

Washing out brushes and [U]leaving them to dry out [/U]is what causes them to get fouled and ruined. Keeping them charged with oil is what keeps them like brand new. Even if you think that you are fully cleaning out brushes with solvent or with soap and water, you are not. There will always be some residual oil buried down deep into the packed area near the ferrule. The oil wicks up into that packed area by capillary action, but there the hairs there are too dense and closely packed to get the oil fully removed. This is what dries up, hardens, and turns flats into brights, etc.

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