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Default Polyurethane removel from brush

I made a mistake and left my natural bristle brush in some mineral
spirits after I had put poly on a board. After 2 days it seemed to have
fat caked in the bristles. And it was stiff. I flushed the spirits,
added some more and softened up the brush, but now its coated with what
looks like fat/grease.

Is this brush done for, or is there a resonable way to clean it?



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