What is used to thin this product?
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I used a small amount of lacquer thinner...working without it being thinned a bit was like brushing honey on! Thinning it a little made it wonderful to work with, and the finish is awesome! Did a wood top for making a bathroom vanity out of an antique buffet. Wonderful product!
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Brush application - Epifanes thinner for paint and varnish or a good quality mineral spirit or turpentine Brush application - Epifanes spray thinner for paint or varnish is what the can says. For this and other solvent based finished, I have had great luck when I pass 3-4 seconds worth of carbon dioxide to the can with lit on top but open enough for my air gun to be shoved down into the can but above the product. You may want to get an old air tank filled to say 50 psi and use a regulator to drop pressure to 5- 10 psi IF you can't see spending for a carbon Carbon dioxide tank and regulator. Heavier than air, it displaces oxygen and prevents skimming of cans that are only partially full. Brush application - Epifanes thinner for paint and varnish or a good quality mineral spirit or turpentine Brush application - Epifanes spray thinner for paint or varnish is what the can says. For this and other solvent based finished, I have had great luck when I pass 3-4 seconds worth of carbon dioxide to the can with lit on top but open enough for my air gun to be shoved down into the can but above the product. You may want to get an old air tank filled to say 50 psi and use a regulator to drop pressure to 5- 10 psi IF you can't see spending for a carbon Carbon dioxide tank and regulator.... » Read More Brush application - Epifanes thinner for paint and varnish or a good quality mineral spirit or turpentine Brush application - Epifanes spray thinner for paint or varnish is what the can says. For this and other solvent based finished, I have had great luck when I pass 3-4 seconds worth of carbon dioxide to the can with lit on top but open enough for my air gun to be shoved down into the can but above the product. You may want to get an old air tank filled to say 50 psi and use a regulator to drop pressure to 5- 10 psi IF you can't see spending for a carbon Carbon dioxide tank and regulator. Heavier than air, it displaces oxygen and prevents skimming of cans that are only partially full. « Show Less
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This is used to condition and tame a beard. it will not make your beard thicker, sorry.
2169126
Normally you don't have to thin latex, but I do add FLOETROL a flow agent which improves the spraying and lubricates the nozzle. Typically I use 1 cup to a gallon of paint.
2067843
Cut and tape a drop cloth on it. Just a plain out plastic drop cloth from the dollar store.
2220849
I would have to answer the question as best I can....not thin at all, & not a heavy duty thickness. I feel it is just the right thickness for a tablecloth covering my cloth tablecloths...hope that might help.
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I'm not sure. I've not tried this. I would think that a thicker mix may not work as well, but I'll give it a shot.
591458
Straight from the jar. I'm not sure they advise you to do so but I had some for a long time and I added water to thin it out a bit when it got a little to thick
1049866
You need to create a false edge with something. I've used tape around the perimeter that sticks up beyond the edge, creating a "pool" that gets filled with the product. This requires sanding and finishing when dry. Follow the instructions for best results.
337416
Buy Berryman's B-12 at the auto supply store. Get the liquid, not the aerosol. Use it to thin the material in the can. It can be repeated as often as necessary. Don't add too much thinner and get the coating thinner than originally.
1535616
Yes, that is definitely the most common method. Remember, this material is unsupported so it needs to be stretched tight in all directions for best results. For a different look or more portability you can also check out the version of this that has finished edges. Thanks!
1456654
Not like masking tape. It is thin and white, but *very* strong. I think they are the best rollers I've ever used.
1511079
there is a paint thinner by createx or depending on what you want to use it for.. clear windex works good for me.. ( I use this for spray painting finger nail designs)
780494
Use clear on your copper to protect it, when water no longer beads up on it, you can apply another thin coat.
36130
I like masking tape or the matte opaque kind of tape. Doesn't pull the surface like regular clear tape does. I also really like to hang twine with clothespins, or something like chain and metal bullclips. BUT you'll be sad when people take them, so during events I stash them and don't let people look at them :)
2110667
I line the bottom with some aluminum foil then just add anything. I use it more than anything else, best investment.
870988
It truly is paper (like the cover of a paper back book) thin. To use it practically, it needs to be on top of baking pan. wrinkles were not a problem.
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Your answer is on the can and as answered previously, it can be thinned with mineral spirits.