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Testing paint? ? ?
I know there's a simple test of using rubbing alcohol to determine whether
an old paint is oil or latex. One comes off, the other doesn't, but I can't remember which is which. Any advice welcome. |
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Testing paint? ? ?
In article PP6tg.15134$Wh7.6409@trnddc07, Ray
wrote: I know there's a simple test of using rubbing alcohol to determine whether an old paint is oil or latex. One comes off, the other doesn't, but I can't remember which is which. Any advice welcome. Alcohol is an acrylic latex solvent. Frank -- Here's some of my work: http://www.franksknives.com/ |
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