Paint thinner
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A paint thinner is a solvent used to thin oil-based paints, or as a cleaning agent.
Paint thinners include:
- Acetone
- Mineral spirits
- Mineral turpentine (turps)
- Wood turpentine
- Naphtha
- Toluene
- White spirit
- Xylene
[edit] Brands and their Constituents
- Xylol: Dilute Xylene.
[edit] Abuse
Some paint thinners, such as mineral turpentine, may be abused as inhalants.
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