How To Clean Hammerite Off Brushes

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Hammerite Brush cleaner & thinners, 0.25L

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Product information

You can apply this brush cleaner & thinners from Hammerite to a range of surfaces. It's suitable for cleaning brushes & spills as well as thinning paint for spraying.

Cleaning brushes & spills as well as thinning paint for spraying
Apply with a Roller
Recommended for use on Multi-surface
Suitable for Metal

Features and benefits

Due to the unique formulation of Hammerite Paints, brushes and equipment must be cleaned with Hammerite Brush Cleaner & Thinners. As well as cleaning brushes and equipment it will remove dirt, grime, salt and loose rust from metal surfaces. It also thins Hammerite Paints for spray application.

Far out performs white spirit and cellulose thinners
Allows roller application

Health and safety

Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.

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Specifications

Brand	Hammerite
Litre capacity (ml)	250ml
Pack quantity	1
Product code	5011867215013

Excellent Product

Tommo101 - 7 months ago

Used this product recently as brush cleaner, it was excellent, removed paint effortlessly. Once paint was removed i washed the brush in warm water and it was good t go again! However it is expensive for the amount in the tin.

poor

bruv3 - 3 years ago

I bought this last week (from B&Q) and found it next to useless for cleaning brush after painting with Hammerite black. cheaper to replace the brush

Worthless. Does nothing.

Snurge - 3 years ago

A brush was used with Hammerite paint for 10 mins. I poured some of this solvent into a tin and put the brush in, swished it around, stubbed it on the bottom of the tin. Nothing happened - all the paint remained on the brush, none dissolved into the liquid. I always knew white spirit, meths and nail varnish remover were no good for Hammerite but when their own proprietary solvent won't do anything at all to paint which is unset, it's back to throwing the brush away.
This rubbish is going back to B&Q.

Not as good as the original solution.

ChuckD - 4 years ago

Have used Hammerite thinners before, albeit some time ago and noticed this time that cleaning brushes was a lot more difficult. Mixture no longer contains xylene, possibly 'cos it's a carcinogen?