Tips for using distilled turpentine vs. Artists' white spirit

Learn the crucial differences between Distilled Turpentine and Artists' White Spirit, and how they can affect the way your oil colour behaves.

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Natural Pigments Spirits of Gum Turpentine is obtained by the distillation of sap tapped from living pine trees. Turpentine has more solvency than mineral spirits or odorless mineral spirits. Its high solvent strength makes it the best choice for thinning oils and natural resins. Our pure spirits of gum turpentine is steam-distilled from Pinus elliottii trees in Brazil, a species often used as the benchmark by which others are judged.

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Distilled turpentine is a fast evaporating highly refined essential oil with strongest thinning and brush cleaning power of all artists grade solvents

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