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What is Lutonal?

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∙ 17y ago
Updated: 5/20/2024

Lutonal is BASF's name for poly(methyl vinyl ether); it comes in several different molecular weights, where the higher ones are generally diluted with something (water, ethanol or mineral spirits) to make them flow better.

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