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Old 06-03-2009, 09:36 AM   #1  
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Default Brayer - Cleaning?

Can somebody tell me how to clean SU classic ink off a brayer?

I know it won't come completely clean, so I just want to make sure the old color doesn't mix with the next used color.

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I run mine under running water and then roll it on a paper towel. It can get stained depending on the colors you use on it, but as long as it rolls clean on paper, you should be fine.
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Thank You! I wasn't sure if I needed to use stamp cleaner or not!
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I place mine under running water too.
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I usually give mine a spritz of my rubber cleaner anyway, then wipe off with a paper towel...I figure the rubber conditioner will help keep the brayer supple instead of cracking.
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Step 1. Remove bryer roller from handle, and clean with a bit of gel type bleach and water, rince well.
Step 2. (If it is still not clean) put it in the top of your dishwasher and give it a spin, it should be pretty clean coming out, this also works with dirty acrylic blocks.
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I just wipe it off with baby wipes.
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