زيت التربنتين للفنانين من دالر راوني (300ml) مذيب احترافي لألوان الزيت، نقي وسريع التبخر

Volume: 300ml. Fast-evaporating solvent. Refined formula for studio and fine art use. Excellent cleaner for removing oil residue from brushes. Enhances paint flow without compromising pigment quality. Traditional odour. Ideal for professional oil painters and restorers.

Daler Rowney Artists’ Turpentine is typically faster evaporating and leaves less residue compared with White Spirit, making it preferable for quicker thinning and brush cleanup. For reference, see Daler Rowney White Spirit 1L here: https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-white-spirit-1l

Use cases include thinning oil paints on palettes to achieve smooth flow, extending open time for blending, cleaning oil-based brushes, and removing oil residues from surfaces during restoration work.

Apply a small amount to a palette or brush and mix into oil paints until you reach your desired consistency. Thin gradually to maintain pigment intensity, avoid over-thinning, and never mix with water. Use just enough solvent to achieve the desired flow.

This is a flammable, volatile solvent. Use in a well-ventilated area, away from open flames. Wear gloves if you have sensitive skin and avoid inhalation of fumes. Keep away from children and store the bottle tightly closed when not in use.

Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and direct sunlight. Keep the cap tightly closed to minimize evaporation and contamination, and ensure it’s out of reach of children.

Rinse brushes in a small amount of fresh turpentine, then wash with soap and water to remove any residual solvent. Gently reshape brushes after washing and let them dry flat to maintain brush life.

Yes, you can use other thinning solvents on Fepy for different effects. For example, Daler Rowney Turpentine Substitute offers an alternative thinning option. See: https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-turpentine-substitute-1l

A 300ml bottle suits frequent oil painters and restoration work, providing a balance between quantity and portability. If you work on large canvases or multiple projects simultaneously, consider whether you’ll require more frequent thinning and brush cleaning to determine if a larger size offers better value.