The product is a "Synthetic isoparaffinic hydrocarbon" PARAFFINS - are wax-like substances with long chains of single bonded carbon atoms. Sunnyside makes a Pure Odorless Paint Thinner and the MSDS for this product is quite revealing: The lack of a warning smell can lead to an over exposure.
I personally consider these "Odorless" products to be more dangerous than the smelly varieties. The blue coloring agent does not, IMHO, affect the paint color, even whites.Ĭlick to expand.Geo, am I reading this correctly? Lacquer thinner for enamel paints and an odorless lacquer thinner? Did you mean odorless PAINT thinner? Further, believe it or not, but automotive windshield washer fluid (the blue stuff) is an excellent acrylic paint thinner and cleaning agent. For brush and Airbrush cleaning I use 92% Isopropyl alcohol and general clean-up with 70% rubbing alcohol.
Some of the older +5 years or more may need a bit of thinning but are as usable as when they were brand new.Īs to the clean-up process, yes water will work but I prefer a stronger solvent action. Like Geo I have both acrylic and enamel paints that I have had for years that are still usable. Personally I can not conceive of a situation wherein a jar of enamel paint becomes unusable after a period of ONE month. If the paint is intended for a small area/part I'll purchase the COLOR variety such as their 70.865 OILY STEEL. That way I can just squirt it in my cup and spray. If I'm looking to apply paint to a large area I'll purchase the AIR variety. I have both varieties and 99% of the time use them as intended. In essence the two varieties are meant for convenience. Model COLOR has a higher viscosity and is meant to be applied with a brush though again as Geo posted with some thinning it can be airbrushed. Model AIR has a lower viscosity and is meant for AIRBRUSHING though as Geo stated it can be brushed. The only difference between Model AIR and Model COLOR is the viscosity.
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