Sushma Solvents

MTO-based thinner, also known as mineral turpentine oil (MTO) thinner, is a solvent used to thin paints, primers, and varnishes. It's made from petroleum and is a clear, water-white liquid. MTO thinner is made up of different proportions of paraffinic, naphthenic, and aromatic hydrocarbons.  MTO thinner can be hazardous, and can cause skin, eye, and inhalation irritation. If you come into contact with MTO thinner, you should:

• Eyes: Flush with water for 15 minutes
• Skin: Wash with warm water and soap
• Inhalation: Remove to fresh air
• Ingestion: Get medical help immediately 

You should also wear safety goggles or a face shield, rubber gloves, and an organic vapor canister or air-supplied mask when handling MTO thinner. 

Enamel thinner is a solvent used to dilute enamel paints, improve their flow, and help achieve a smooth, professional finish when spraying. It's also used for cleaning paint brushes, equipment, and removing paint mistakes. Essentially, it's a fast-drying solvent that thins oil-based paints and varnishes. Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Thinning:Enamel thinner is specifically designed to reduce the viscosity of enamel paints, making them easier to apply with a brush or spray gun. 
• Cleaning:It's effective for cleaning paint brushes, spray equipment, and even removing paint spills or mistakes during the painting process. 
• Surface Preparation:It can be used to remove grease and wax from surfaces before painting, ensuring better paint adhesion. 
• Professional Finish:By thinning the paint and improving its flow, enamel thinner helps achieve a smoother, more professional-looking finish. 
• Types of Thinners:While enamel thinner is specifically for enamel paints, other types of thinners exist, such as those for lacquer paints or general paint thinners that can be used with various types of paints. 
• Safety:Always consult the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for the specific enamel thinner you are using, as it may contain hazardous materials.