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Paint thinners reduce the viscosity of paint to prepare it for use with a sprayer, to clean brushes and surfaces after a paint job, or to thin out paint that has become too thick.
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General Purpose Paint Thinners
Paint thinners are solvents used to thin or reduce the viscosity of paints to prepare them for spray application or to clean up after their use. Solvents called paint thinners are usually mineral spirits having flash point at about 40 °C.
Base Type: Oil
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Base Type: Solvent
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Base Type: Water
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Mineral Spirits
White spirit or mineral spirits, also known as turpentine substitutes, are petroleum-derived clear liquids used as a common organic solvent in cleaning up after painting. Mineral spirits are less expensive than turpentine and thin oil-based paints, stains and varnishes.
Base Type: Oil
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Turpentine Thinners
Turpentine thinners are highly flammable paint thinners. Paint thinners reduce the viscosity of paint to prepare it for use with a sprayer, to clean brushes and surfaces after a paint job, or to thin out paint that has become too thick.
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