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Crown Odorless Paint Thinner

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Artist's quality Crown Odorless Paint Thinner may be used in place of turpentine for reducing paint and for cleaning brushes, palettes, and spray equipment.

Warning — Although Crown Odorless Paint Thinner is less toxic and flammable than gum turpentine, it should be used with caution. Follow directions for use carefully. Use only in a well-ventilated area. Crown Odorless Paint Thinner is not suitable for use by young children.

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Crown Odorless Paint Thinner

5.0

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5/12/2017

5.0

I loved this odorless Thinner, will be buying it again

By Darlene

from Butte, Montana

Comments about Crown Odorless Paint Thinner:

Loved this thinner, it is totally odorless and cleans so much better. Will be buying it from here forever !
Paint was great and smoother textured, color was spot on, liked the convenience of larger tubes of paint. Will be buying them again, also.

3/25/2016

5.0

Great

By The skater

from Rochester, NH

Comments about Crown Odorless Paint Thinner:

My art studio is inside and I need to use the odorless thinner with some venting. The price was totally amazing, the product is good, the service from Dick Blick was fast.

2/7/2010

(7 of 7 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Glad I got it

By Alan Artist

from State College

Comments about Crown Odorless Paint Thinner:

We all know how expensive odorless thinner is and I'm writing this review because there are no others reviews to go off of. I use oil paints and thicker ones at that because I paint the William Alexander/Bob Ross way and their oil paint is thicker I also use large brushes. In any case after opening the can I detected no odor, is it completely odorless? I'm not positive what I know is I couldn't smell anything. I painted with it for 5 hours my first go and still smelled nothing. I must note that I keep it in a sealed container and only open it when I have to. The sediment fell to the bottom within 12 hours (overnight) and within 24 hours I poured it into another container so I could reuse it. I had no issues and the sediment all stayed at the bottom, it was a piece of cake. So how does it clean the brushes? The thinner cleaned my fat 2" brushes with lots of paint on them with no problem on the first try. I didn't have to clean my brushes again. Overall I'm impressed in the job and the price of this thinner, I couldn't be more pleased. I hope this helps.