Turpentine
- Also known as:
- Turpentine spirit · Turpentine · Turpentine essence · Turpentine oil
Solvent that the company describes as obtained from pine resin, with a characteristic odor and rich in terpenes. It is used as a thinner for oil paints and varnishes, as a component of floor waxes and polishes, and as a synthesis raw material.
Functions
Typical applications
- Thinner for oil paints and varnishes
- Floor waxes and polishes
- Cleaners and degreasers
- Raw material for chemical synthesis
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