Anyone know what thins Dinitrol? It doesn't seem to dissolve readily in ordinary thinners, but it will dissolve better in panel wipe. White spirit or something?
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Dinitrol - thinning
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Petrol? Works with 'Protectol' a similar u/b coating that dries to a waxy finish. Mike.
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If its like Waxoyl then try White spirit, Turpentine substitute.
Stephen.
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You're not supposed to thin it.
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Petrol? Works with 'Protectol' a similar u/b coating that dries to a waxy finish. Mike.
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I'm not bothered about that. It won't spray happily out of the cavity wax gun I've got so it needs to be thinner, and I can't be arsed pissing around with red hot tins of wax.
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The message from "Doki" contains these words:
Just sit it in a bucket of hot water.
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Or if it's a sunny day, just stand it inside the car for half an hour with the windows closed.
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The message from Willy Eckerslyke contains these words:
Ah well - back to the buckets of hot water then!
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Nah, it's going to be lovely this afternoon...
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The message from Willy Eckerslyke contains these words:
The hell it is, I've just hung out the washing. Bound to rain again.