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Sun Jan 22 2012 02:22 PM
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I recently bought UGL paint thinner and brush cleaner that is supposed to be non-harmful to humans and the environment. Its water soluable and doesnt smell. The consistency is weird, thick like paint stripper. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it worked. I put 2 stiff brushes that had been used on poly in a can of the brush cleaner and it actually worked! I had previously tried the good old, nasty brush cleaner and it didnt even loosen them a little. I tried the paint thinner on a brush I had just used for poly and it cleaned it well.
My past experience with "green" products has been less than satisfactory, but this stuff works great. Give it a try,especially you guys who work with chemicals and petrol-based products frequently to limit your exposure.
John
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Where can We purchase these products, John?
DOC @ THE AMERICAN GARAGE
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Hello John,
Any chance you can post a photograph of the can?
Thanks,
Dave GILL,
Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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I purchased them at the local building supply store, so assume its widely available. Pics? Geesh, you guys sure like pics!
Here you go.
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W/O pic's we might as well be reading a book or listening to the radio! 
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