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29th September 2005, 07:47 PM #1Novice
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Brush Cleaners
Need a little advice please on what "Cleaning Solvent" is, in relation to Turps. Up until now, I've only had to worry about cleaning brushes with water or turps after acrylic or enamel paint jobs.
I'm about to cover some Maple steps and have bought some Polycure [Durapol] polyurethane finish. Thinking I could simply wash the brush or roller in Turps, it wasn't until I got home and read the instuctions on the can, it says one should clean up with 3300 Super Cleaning Solvent. Will Turps do the same job or do I have to rush out and get some of this solvent for around $17 for a litre can? Is Acetone a little too powerful?
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2nd October 2005, 11:45 PM #2
What type of finish is it?
What is the recommended thinner?
Is it two pack?
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