They should.
The fumes of some paint thinners can make you pretty sick, so mind
good ventilation.
That's another reason why i use acetone, it is comparatively harmless.
One thing to watch out for is to keep your solvents clean. Some people
tend to press a rag against the opening of the solvent container to
moisten it. If the rag is greasy or otherwise dirty this can
contaminate the solvent. The obvious solution is to fit a small
diameter spout so very small quantities of solvent can be poured out
easily.
ST
The fumes of some paint thinners can make you pretty sick, so mind
good ventilation.
That's another reason why i use acetone, it is comparatively harmless.
One thing to watch out for is to keep your solvents clean. Some people
tend to press a rag against the opening of the solvent container to
moisten it. If the rag is greasy or otherwise dirty this can
contaminate the solvent. The obvious solution is to fit a small
diameter spout so very small quantities of solvent can be poured out
easily.
ST
On Sat, Nov 8, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Lez <lez.briddon@...> wrote:
>> I don't like the smell of IPA and it does not seem to clean as well as
>> either ethanol or acetone.
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> Does cellulose paint thinners work, that i can still buy.
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