Any paint needs to be thinned or thinned. Solvents capable of bringing the paint to the required viscosity and density. Viscosity strengthens adhesion, and therefore the paint lasts a long time. It is necessary to correctly select the solvent so that the diluted paint does not turn and does not resemble semolina.<\/p>\n
Depending on the type of paint, the following solvents are used:<\/p>\n
Water<\/strong> – acrylic paints, water-based paints and other dispersion paints Solvent<\/strong> – glyphtal and bituminous varnishes and paints (including melaminoalkyd).
\nAcrylic solvent<\/strong> – two-component acrylic paints, acrylic primers, polyurethane resins, varnish bases
\nGasoline (gasoline galoshes, nefras)<\/strong> – oil and bituminous paints, varnishes, enamels
\nTurpentine<\/strong> – oil and alkyd-styrene paints
\nWhite spirit<\/strong> – oil paints and enamels (including PF-115, PF-133, PF-266), bituminous mastics, varnish GF-166, primer GF-021<\/p>\n
\nXylol<\/strong> – glyphthalic and bituminous varnishes and paints, epoxy resins.
\nAcetone<\/strong> – perchlorvinyl paints
\nSolvent 645<\/strong> is a nitrocellulose solvent
\nSolvent 646<\/strong> – solvent for nitro paints, nitro enamels, general purpose nitro lacquers, also epoxy, acrylic, solvent
\nSolvent 647<\/strong> – for nitroenamels, nitrolacquers for cars
\nSolvent 649<\/strong> – NC-132K; GF-570Rk
\nSolvent 650<\/strong> – NC-11 car enamel; GF-570Rk
\nSolvent 651<\/strong> is an oil solvent
\nSolvent P-4<\/strong> – polyacrylate, perchlorvinyl, LFM with copolymers vinyl chloride with vinylidene chloride or vinyl acetate
\nSolvent P-5<\/strong> – perchlorvinyl, polyacrylate, epoxy
\nSolvent P-6<\/strong> – melamine-formaldehyde, rubber, polyvinyl-butyral
\nR-Solvent 7<\/strong> – Varnish dilution VL 51<\/p>\nWe offer:<\/h3>\n