Hi everyone,
From reading the threads on this site, I understand lacquer thinner is to be used to remove touch up paint. I had messed up on a small repair scratch yesterday and wanted to remove the touch up
paint and try again.
Well, I got some Duplicolor Lacquer Thinner at an auto parts store that seemed to take the touch up paint off pretty well. Looking at the label after the fact, I notice this lacquer thinner is some new "compliant formula" that is 100% acetone! At the Duplicolor site there doesn't look to be a difference between acetone and "compliant" lacquer thinner when looking the both of the msds.
It looks OK, but am I screwed? Car in question is an '11 Crown Vic. If it is 100% acetone they shouldn't call it lacquer thinner even if "compliant"!
Thanks,
Matt
From reading the threads on this site, I understand lacquer thinner is to be used to remove touch up paint. I had messed up on a small repair scratch yesterday and wanted to remove the touch up
paint and try again.
Well, I got some Duplicolor Lacquer Thinner at an auto parts store that seemed to take the touch up paint off pretty well. Looking at the label after the fact, I notice this lacquer thinner is some new "compliant formula" that is 100% acetone! At the Duplicolor site there doesn't look to be a difference between acetone and "compliant" lacquer thinner when looking the both of the msds.
It looks OK, but am I screwed? Car in question is an '11 Crown Vic. If it is 100% acetone they shouldn't call it lacquer thinner even if "compliant"!
Thanks,
Matt