
Acetone is a colorless and flammable solvent, that is very smelly and powerful. Precautions must be taken when in use on the jobsite.
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USAGE
It is used mostly for printing, dry cleaning, and nail polish remover.
THE DECORATIVE PAINTER'S TOOLKIT
In decorative painting, common uses are:
- A cleaning agent for brushes (use a cloth wet with acetone to clean dried paint). Do not soak brushes in acetone for an extended period. The solvent will eat away at synthetic fibers. Always complete the cleaning process using soap and water.
- Preparing a surface. Before priming certain smooth surfaces, like tile, metal, plastic, or lacquer, use acetone on a soft rag.
- Cleaning a surface: Substrates that may be greasy or waxy, use acetone on a soft rag.
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