How to clean Acrylic Cream
If you want to keep your acrylic paint brush looking fresh and new, try using castile soap. It works great for removing paint residue and can be purchased at Target or many natural food stores.
You can also use rubbing alcohol to clean your acrylic paint brushes. However, be sure to use a very soft cloth or microfiber to avoid scratching your brushes.

Cleaning your shower tub is easy and safe, and can be done with simple items you likely have around the house! Vinegar, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide are all great options to remove mild stains like soap scum. Lemon is another great cleaner for your bathtub, as it will kill bacteria and germs.

Using a soft, damp cloth to wipe down your shower tub will help prevent water stains from building up and will make it easier for you to get your tub sparkling clean! Be sure to rinse the tub after each cleaning.

Buffing or polishing your acrylic can help reduce the risk of scratches and discoloration. It can also help the shower feel softer and less slippery.

Flame polishing can produce a smooth, glossy finish on your acrylic. Be careful not to overheat the acrylic, which will cause it to melt.

To clean acrylic, always choose solutions that are non-abrasive and ammonia-free. Harsh solvents, such as acetone, carbon tetrachloride and gasoline, can damage your acrylic plastic products. Choosing the correct cleaning solution will ensure that your plexiglass sheets and products remain pristine and in good condition for years to come.