What a good idea! I’d have to visit my local art supply store. I tried looking online but all I could find was stuff for cleaning makeup brushes and i don’t think it’s the same.
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This is the other brand I have, it works well on cleaning brushes but I have not tried it for stripping paint, also from Amazon
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I’ve had this sitting in my extra supply box ever since someone gifted it to me. If this stuff works to strip air dry I’m gonna be elated 
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Brilliant!! it worked for me, I just filled the sink with warm/hot water and sat the head in it for a few minutes, then rubbed the toothbrush into the soap bar and scrubbed in a circular motion, I had a lot of paint on it too as you can see below.
Let me know how you get on with it!
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Thank you so much
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Interesting! I use 99% isopropyl alcohol to strip with great results. W&N is tooo expensive here and I don’t like it anyway, it’s too oily.
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If the paint has not cured to the vinyl yet it will come off more readily. Air dry paints take a month to fully cure to the vinyl. After that point they are much harder to get off. Varnishes make it even harder.
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I have used 99% running alcohol too with great results. I started using it after I ran out of W&N.
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I do the same to strip airdry acrylic! I don’t know if rubbing alcohol affects the vinyl or not, but I make sure to wash the kits with soap and water after I use it.
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