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N.C. Thinner (Nitrocellulose Thinner)

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GP Thinner (General Purpose Thinner)

Stoving Enamel Thinner

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Epoxy Thinner

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Purge Thinner

Polyurethane Thinner

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Acrylic Thinner

Washing Thinner

Flushing Thinner

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ETHYL ACETATE

LIGHT POLYMER

TOLUENE

MTO

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HEXANE

XYLENE

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N.C. Thinner (Nitrocellulose Thinner): Used primarily to dilute nitrocellulose-based paints. It's commonly used in automotive finishes and furniture coatings.
GP Thinner (General Purpose Thinner): A versatile thinner used for thinning a variety of paints and coatings. It is a common solvent in both industrial and domestic applications.
Stoving Enamel Thinner: Specifically used for thinning stoving enamels, which are cured by heat (stove curing). These are often used for appliances, automotive parts, and industrial equipment.
Epoxy Thinner: Used for thinning epoxy-based paints and coatings. These are often used for their durability and resistance to chemicals, commonly used in industrial settings.
Polyurethane Thinner: This thinner is used with polyurethane-based coatings, which are known for their strong, durable finish. These are commonly used for wood finishes, automotive finishes, and floor coatings.
Purge Thinner: Used for cleaning equipment (spray guns, brushes) after applying paints or coatings. It helps remove residues of paints, especially when changing colors.
Acrylic Thinner: Designed to thin acrylic paints or coatings, which are water-based. Acrylic paints are often used for art and craft, as well as in industrial applications like signage.
Washing Thinner: A general-purpose solvent used for cleaning and washing surfaces, brushes, or other tools that have been used with paints, especially when cleaning up after painting tasks.
Flushing Thinner: Similar to purge thinner, it's used for flushing paint systems, cleaning out spray guns, pipes, or other equipment after painting.
PVC Printing Thinner: A thinner specifically designed for use with PVC-based inks and paints used in printing. It helps achieve a smoother finish and better workability.
Toluene: A solvent commonly used in paint thinners, adhesives, and coatings. It is also used in the production of industrial chemicals. It's known for its ability to dissolve oils, resins, and fats.
Distilled Mixed Solvent: A blend of various solvents that are distilled for purity. These are typically used for multiple applications, including cleaning, degreasing, and thinning paints.
Mineral Turpentine Oil: Often used as a solvent for thinning oil-based paints and for cleaning brushes. It's derived from petroleum and has a strong odor, commonly used in art studios and by painters.