What happens when you sniff paint thinner for long! : r/DesiMeta
Lacquer Thinner #11, #48, and #51 Compared - Shop Lacquer Here
did i buy the wrong paint thinner ? it has a white pigment to it, i thought it was clear : r/airbrush
TIL that sniffing glue really can get you high. It can also give you brain damage, heart problems, liver damage, lung problems, and kill you in various other ways. : r/todayilearned
Do I need to thin down this primer for my airbrush and if so can I use this thinner? : r/modelmakers
NileRed - Turning paint thinner into cherry soda
Danger? : r/modelmakers
Information for Paint Thinner Addiction - Northpoint Recovery
I've tried Mineral Spirits and Paint Thinner. How do I get this manufacturers sticker off of this bottle? : r/howto
A Man Inhaled Paint Thinner Fumes For 7 Hours Nonstop. This Is What Happened To His Organs. : r/chubbyemu
Toxicity of paint thinner? : r/oilpainting
Is is Possible to Pour Mineral Spirits out of a Metal Can Without Spilling?? : r/woodworking
How to properly thin this paint for electric paint sprayer : r/paint
Can i use the Tamiya thinner for the Surfacer 1200? : r/modelmakers
is this how a 1:1 solution of unmixed paint thinner and polyurethane should look? : r/finishing
Can I use these 2 together? Tamiya lacquer thinner and AK Real Color : r/modelmakers
is this from too much thinner or just a terrible airbrush? : r/airbrush
So...I thought all acrylic are water based... : r/modelmakers
Can I use paint thinner to remove this old badge residue on my single stage paint or would it remove the paint? If not have any suggestions? : r/Autobody
Paint thinner burn? Need doctor? Info in comments. : r/medical
Does anyone have a good ratio of paint to thinner for Mr. Color lacquer paints? I've never used them before. : r/modelmakers
I picked up some paints recently and a paint thinner, are they any good? : r/Warhammer40k
Drug Iceberg - What Should I Add/Change? : r/IcebergCharts
What kind of paint thinner were you sniffing when you thought of this? : r/thegrandtour
An estimated 1.3 million Japanese aged 15 to 64 have used marijuana, surpassing those abusers of paint thinner and other inhalants for the first time, a survey by The National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry shows. : r/worldnews
