Kintsugi, Special Solvent for Lacquerware - All Clean J - New solvent with reduced unpleasant odor

This solvent has a lower odor and lower health hazards than turpentine, camphor oil, or kerosene.

It can be used in lacquerware and Kintsugi for diluting lacquer to adjust its viscosity, and for cleaning tools that have come into contact with lacquer. It is highly compatible with lacquer and can be used as a substitute for turpentine, camphor oil, or kerosene, which are conventionally used as diluents and cleaning agents in lacquerware crafts.
This product is a solvent derived from petroleum, but it has undergone refining to separate and remove components with strong odors and high health hazards (such as aromatics).
Therefore, it has significantly lower health hazards and a reduced odor compared to turpentine, camphor oil, and kerosene, allowing for a safer working environment.
Furthermore, it is not subject to the Industrial Safety and Health Act (Ordinance on Prevention of Organic Solvent Poisoning), which designates substances like turpentine.
While this product has lower health hazards than turpentine, camphor oil, or kerosene, it is still an organic solvent. When using, please work in a well-ventilated area and keep away from ignition sources such as heat and sparks.
Also, be careful not to let the storage and work areas become excessively hot. Depending on the type of lacquer mixed, the characteristics of the finish, such as smoothness when applied with a brush or the disappearance of bubbles, may differ from those obtained with solvents like turpentine.
If using for precise painting or decorative work, please test compatibility with the lacquer on a sample piece beforehand.
* Please note that the container may have minor scratches or dents.

[Ingredients] Aliphatic/Alicyclic Hydrocarbons, Type 2 Petroleum Solvent, Non-water Soluble Liquid, Specific Gravity: 0.78
◎ Ordinance on Prevention of Organic Solvent Poisoning: Not applicable
◎ PRTR Law: Not applicable Approximately 180g in a 0.25-liter can