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Can You Put Lacquer Thinner In Plastic. Lacquer thinners are very aggressive and can melt plastic surfaces. This will damage most kinds of plastic. If you are uncomfortable with storing your paint thinner in a plastic container, you can always test it out first to see what will happen. I've seen some tutorials where people mix their full bottle of lacquer paint with their thinner in a plastic dropper bottle for easy use. I need to be able to use small amounts of lacquer thinner. Even though paint thinner is considered toxic, it won’t likely eat through any plastic. Will lacquer thinner melt plastic? I buy clean strip lacquer thinner and it comes in a can with a small plastic spout. — let soak then remove with a tool. Lacquer thinner can damage plastic and rubber and it can even strip car paint. Acetone — let soak, then remove with a tool (use the link in #9). But, i just keep smaller amounts on my desk in badger. Lacquer thinner acts quickly and aggressively to dissolve lacquers. I have heard it might melt small plastic. What is the best container or way to do this?

I've seen some tutorials where people mix their full bottle of lacquer paint with their thinner in a plastic dropper bottle for easy use. Will lacquer thinner melt plastic? I buy clean strip lacquer thinner and it comes in a can with a small plastic spout. Even though paint thinner is considered toxic, it won’t likely eat through any plastic. Lacquer thinners are very aggressive and can melt plastic surfaces. You will notice that the product is often sold in plastic jugs, so you can assume that it will be safe. Lacquer thinner can damage plastic and rubber and it can even strip car paint. I need to be able to use small amounts of lacquer thinner. What is the best container or way to do this? — let soak then remove with a tool.

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Can You Put Lacquer Thinner In Plastic Will lacquer thinner melt plastic? Lacquer thinner acts quickly and aggressively to dissolve lacquers. You will notice that the product is often sold in plastic jugs, so you can assume that it will be safe. — let soak then remove with a tool. Lacquer thinners are very aggressive and can melt plastic surfaces. Lacquer thinner can damage plastic and rubber and it can even strip car paint. I've seen some tutorials where people mix their full bottle of lacquer paint with their thinner in a plastic dropper bottle for easy use. This will damage most kinds of plastic. If you are uncomfortable with storing your paint thinner in a plastic container, you can always test it out first to see what will happen. Will lacquer thinner melt plastic? What is the best container or way to do this? Acetone — let soak, then remove with a tool (use the link in #9). This is why most manufacturers do not recommend storing the thinner in plastic unless it is the one the thinner came in. I need to be able to use small amounts of lacquer thinner. I buy clean strip lacquer thinner and it comes in a can with a small plastic spout. But, i just keep smaller amounts on my desk in badger.