Touchup Paint has Toluene, Ketones, and Acetates

[scrapser]

Paint is from the Nissan dealer. What can I thin it with? I asked in another thread before reading the bottle and got a few suggestions but I thought I`d ask again. I read somewhere else NOT to use any kind of laquer thinner, especially the plain type you can buy in a paint store like Home Depot.



How about acetone? That stuff will disolve anything and dries rapidly so I`m reluctant to try it but can`t think of anything else short of buying something from a body shop.



scrapser

[mblgjr]

Is this just a small tube of touchup?



If it is, it will be very difficult to reduce it in such a small container.



I would suggest that you find your paint code and go to a local paint supplier. Most will mix you a 2-4oz bottle for a nominal cost. They`ll thin it to your liking as well.

[imported_steveo3002]

any cellulose thinners....thats what toulene is in

[scrapser]

Now this is funny. It turns out that laquer thinner IS toluene and acetone, which is a cellulose thinner. The word cellulose does not appear anywhere on the can (would have been nice if all the references online mentioned this).



Why must things be so cryptic? Weird.



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[imported_steveo3002]

i couldnt suggest a brand as im in england....any auto paint place should have it, im not sure but it might be called laquer thinner over in usa??