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Old 07-13-2006, 11:05 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by Chris Kolupski
:Michele, I agree with you, hardware store solvent is bad stuff. However, Sunnyside Odorless Paint Thinner is ....not stocked by hardware stores like the cheaper stuff but must be special ordered....
Sunnyside materials are sold at Home Depot here in Iowa, but I haven't looked for "odorless paint thinner" there, I admit. Regular Sunnyside is among the cheapest of the paint thinnners they carry. I have tried Sunnyside turpentine (it's awful) and I routinely buy Sunnyside's traditional paint thinner but I only use it to clean brushes.
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