Normal wall paint should be applied at a thickness of 4 mils to dry down to approximately one mil thick. This is true with either oil or water-based coatings.
Yes, you can spray a solvent based paint in just about any type of sprayer. You'll want read the instructions on the can, or ask your paint professional which solvent to use for thinning and cleaning.
There is no water based solvent to dissolve oil based paint.
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Water-based paint and latex paint are often used interchangeably, but there is a difference between the two. Water-based paint is a broad category that includes latex paint, but also other types of paint that use water as a solvent. Latex paint specifically refers to a type of water-based paint that uses acrylic resins as a binder. Latex paint is known for its durability, flexibility, and ease of cleaning, making it a popular choice for interior and exterior surfaces.
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The weight of a gallon of solvent-based paint waste can vary depending on the specific composition of the paint, but it typically weighs between 6 to 12 pounds per gallon. Factors such as the type of solvent and additives used can affect the overall weight. It's important to check the product's specifications for a more accurate measurement.
It depends on the percent of solids. To simplify this, after all the liquid (solvent) part has evaporated, the pigment (solids) is what remains. One gallon of paint having 100% pigment (solids) or no solvent in it, will cover 1600 square feet at 1 mil thickness. If one gallon of paint has 50% pigment (solids) and 50% liquid (solvent), then one gallon of paint would have a net or dry film of 800 square feet.
Solvent based.
Acrylic solvent is a chemical that will break up the materials in acrylic paint. This material is similair to turpentine. Acrylic solvent is generally not required- as acrylic paint will disolve in water whereas an oil based paint requirs more powerful deconstructive chemicals.
Mixing solvent-based paint with acrylic paint is generally not recommended, as they have different chemical compositions and drying properties. Solvent-based paints use oils and solvents, while acrylics are water-based. Combining them can lead to poor adhesion, unpredictable results, and potential separation. If you need to achieve a specific effect, it's better to use compatible products designed for mixing.
To remove paint from washed clothes, first check the type of paint (water-based or oil-based). For water-based paint, soak the stained area in warm water and gently scrub with a brush or cloth. For oil-based paint, apply a solvent like rubbing alcohol or paint thinner to the stain, dabbing it with a cloth until the paint lifts. Always test the solvent on an inconspicuous area first, and wash the garment again after treating the stain.