Laquer Thinner Vs. Mineral Spirits

Painters in the early 20th century and before had few choices for solvents for thinning paint or varnish, or for cleaning up after painting. Most used turpentine, a solvent distilled from the sap of the pine tree. Today, painters use mineral spirits when they need a relatively mild, slow-drying solvent.

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