General Pencil Company Masters Artists Soap 4.5 Oz.

Primarily used on hands and skin but also on furniture, etc to remove oil paint and childrens crayola drawings.

I first started using this soap when working with acrylic paint & then with ModgePodge when I began making collages. Youd think that acrylic paint would be harder to remove & that it would just take extra scrubbing to get off but ModgePodge (or any adhesive) was worse. Unless you were prepared to stand at the sink in your classroom & really scrub, adhesives dried on your hands & would peel off for hours afterwards. Needless to say, it gave you the feeling of having artists leprosy & looked horrible. The Masters Artists soap worked beautifully. I dont know what the ingredients are but it has a gritty feeling to it & works perfectly to remove any residue from your fingers & hands. I would highly recommend it & bought TWO bars this time so I wouldnt run out in the middle of an art project.

Ive bought this before and its a wonderful soap for getting paint off of your hands.

This really works well for cleaning oil paint off my brushes.

Its so reliable Ive become lazy in rinsing out my brushes right after use. When this happens I wet the brush then swipe it a couple times across the bar, then stick in a jar 1/2 filled with water that has $1 store glass in the bottom (about 1). Works like a charm. I have revived the cheapest of brushes with glue on them or hardened acrylic. Originally I had purchased a small quarter sized masters soap brush cleaner from Jerrys and was happy with that product so took a chance on the bar. This should last me a good while. Time and $ saver!