If thinning is needed, use the thinner recommended on the label. If strong solvent is added, uneven gloss, wrinkling, and dissolving of previous coatings are only a few of many problems that can be caused. All thinner must evaporate from a coating before a film can begin to cure. Solvent is normally added to change consistency for different application methods.

No. Super solvent is only meant for dissolving cured glue. Any foreign material mixed with these glues (i.e. using this solvent as a thinner) will cause an unstable condition resuling in a decrease of bond strength and shelf life. See similar questions...

Is it possible to use same thinner for both primer and top coat of Bose Neos? Because it specifies different one. See similar questions...

Hazardous wastes that are generated in the home, like mineral spirits and old paint, are not regulated by the federal RCRA program. Many communities provide collection centers or pick-up services for the management of household hazardous waste. Landfills that collect household garbage are predominately regulated by State and local governments. EPA has, however, established minimum criteria that these landfills must meet in order to stay open. See similar questions...

Yes, you can get high index lenses to help with the weight and the thickness. There are many different levels of high index lenses to choose from. Also, careful frame selection can minimize the lenses thickness. See similar questions...

A simple way of visualizing the differences are the difference between oil based paint and latex based paint. Oil based paint needs paint thinner for cleanup, while latex based paint can be cleaned up with soapy water. A more comprehensive explanation is the base of a lacquer base coating is usually derived from petroleum or alcohol, while aqueous based solutions are made with water as the main ingredient. See similar questions...

There is less volume of white ink; therefore 25% thinner would dilute the consistency too much. At 18%, the mixture will look the same as the others. See similar questions...

A surface painted with linseed oil paint, can on contact, appear to be sticky and not dry on account of its high friction. To test whether the surface is dry enough to paint and use, press your thumb hard against the surface and twist. If the top paint layer moves, it is not dry enough. Note: The greatest noticeable drying takes place in the final stages (last third) of the drying process. See similar questions...

Submissions that minimize work for me get posted rather quickly. This means having the submission formatted so that I can just plug it in. See similar questions...

Use hot (wet) for: abscess, boil, infected/dirty wounds, cracked heels, thorns, laminitis, seedy toe, corns. Use cold (wet) for: strains, sprains, sore shins, splints, bruises, capped hocks and elbows, hoof padding after strenuous exercise/eventing. Use as a dry dressing over open wounds or for pressure padding. See similar questions...

NO - Omega Nutrition's flax-based products are not harmful. Only when submitted to heat, oxygen and an aging process of at least one-year will flax oil convert to linseed oil, which is used to condition wood. Any food ingested after it's freshness life or after exposure to elements resulting in a chemical alteration of the food substance can be dangerous! The Omega-3 and Omega-6 in flax oils are delicate and sensitive to heat and oxygen exposure. See similar questions...

Answer: The eco-fee is an industry initiative and NOT a provincial tax. It is designed to show the cost for collecting, processing and disposing of these products separately as opposed to including these charges in the cost of the product. See similar questions...

As with any other type of material, the surface should always be cleaned and pretreated as required for your specific coating. Before applying the topcoat of paint or lacquer, the aluminum should be given a chemical conversion pretreatment, followed by a primer coat. This not only provides good adhesion, it also gives maximum corrosion protection. See similar questions...

Nitro is often called a "thin skin" as it really allows the guitar to resonate freely. It has a superior feel and a super glossy look to it. Poly is almost like a thin layer of plastic. It feels tacky and doesn't allow the guitar to resonate very well. Most companies use poly because its faster to work with. See similar questions...

The UF VPN service uses Triple DES (Data Encryption Standard) with a key length of 168 bits. Triple DES is considered to be a very strong encryption algorithm, and is currently immune to key space search attacks (the most common kind of attack against strong encryption) because of its key length. It also uses a technique called Cypher Block Chaining (CBC) in which each plaintext block is XORed with the previous cypher text block before encryption. See similar questions...

The drying of any woodstain or clear coating will vary considerably with temperature and humidity. The colder or more humid it is, the longer the coating will take to dry. Too warm and the coating will dry before you can apply it properly. Always try to apply coatings when temperatures are between 10 and 30 degrees C and the relative humidity is around 50%. You should not apply a coating if the temperature is likely to drop below 10 degrees C within the next four hours. See similar questions...

It is a smart move if you value your own and your family's health and that of the environment. DCM (Methylene Chloride) is a highly toxic solvent which has known side effects for both health and the environment. Methylene Chloride is listed as a Class III carcinogen in the European Union and is banned in a number of States in the USA. Study the back of the container and you will see the risk phrase "can cause irreversible effects". See similar questions...