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Sep 02, 2019 - 12:11 PM
Sanding will be a better option as the Citrus thinner is not strong enough to remove the oil. Although we don't like it, acetone will work too.
Can I use the thinner to take off a coat of hard oil that (unfortunately) seems to have attracted some dust particles? I'll need to refinish the piece again. Bioshield, Citrus Thinner Strippers & Thinners
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Bioshield, Citrus Thinner
Natural cleaner and degreaser
Bioshield Citrus Thinner dissolves oil, grease, tar, gums, waxes and resins. Professional painters and artists use this thinner with all oil-based paints and finishes. It has a strong citrus odor that flashes off very quickly.
It's perfect for cleaning gre... See More
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Bioshield Citrus Thinner dissolves oil, grease, tar, gums, waxes and resins. Professional painters and artists use this thinner with all oil-based paints and finishes. It has a strong citrus odor that flashes off very quickly.
It's perfect for cleaning gre... See More
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