Mineral Spirits

Posted by Lane on January 12th, 2004 01:53 PM
In reply to This theory is easily shot down, Henry. Can't you try harder before bringing it to the table. by Steve Jones on September 7th, 2000 05:01 PM [Go to top of thread]

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Solvents in stains are used to dissolve and be the transport medium for the pigment. Mineral Spirits will eventually EVAPORATE and will not make the wood more flammable once it's stained and dry. Stains are flammable when they are liquid and are being applied, not once they've dried.

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Removing glue from a wooden floor by Jeanene 9/4/00 02:21 AM
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Just remember that if you use something flammable on a suface that big and it doesn't have a good se by Some serious help. 9/5/00 11:17 PM (: 1, : 0)
ERRRRRRRR...........AAAAAAAAH by Henry in MI 9/6/00 04:16 PM
Once an idiot.... by Steve Jones 9/6/00 06:49 PM
Not Steve Jones by Henry in MI 9/6/00 09:48 PM
This theory is easily shot down, Henry. Can't you try harder before bringing it to the table. by Steve Jones 9/7/00 05:01 PM

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