Mona Lisa 90032 32-Ounce Odorless Paint Thinner

Ignore what others say negative about this product- it is NOT paint thinner for stripping paint- it is used as a thinning medium for artists for oil type paints and is my favorite to use for genesis heat set paints for reborning dolls. I have tried many products and this is the absolute best for what it is supposed to be used for. It is odorless and does not cause me any respiratory problems, unlike most other so called odorless thinners. It is great for watery washes - that is exactly what artists like myself ( "re-borners") do with it. Don't buy this product if you are looking to strip furniture- that is not what it is for.

Lots of odorless thinners are actually just less-odor thinners. In other words they still stink just not as much. This one really doesn't stink. It arrived and I opened it took the cap off and gave a small wiff, then a bigger one, then a full on snort. Hardly any smell at all. The oils smell stronger than this stuff. So if you want to keep the significant other happy and the smell at an absolute minimum this is great stuff.

I paint, oil on canvas. I use a lot of paint thinner and this product works well and is a more reasonable price than many other brands.

This is a Good product for the price! i have mixed feeling on it. i have been using Terpenoid for many many years so here is my thoughts! The Good.... Great for mixing odorless good price works well to reduce oil paints for airbrushing The Not so good... Doesn't clean as well as Terpenoid Dries Slower than Terpenoid (i prefer fast because i am a Speed painter @poeticbydesign) feels oily if you get it on your skin.. (again this is a personal issue) it doesn't seem to thin out the paint as well as Terpenoid ( i go trough it much faster) All in all... this is a great product at a great price. I just believe its not to my personal preference.

Although I love the Bob Ross thinner, I find this works better for me. This does not separate the paint from the thinner as quickly as Bob Ross thinner does.

Living in a small apartment, this is a must. I use it just like turpentine to thin my oil paints and clean my brushes. Works just like turp but without the toxic smell! I use a small mason jar with about an inch of this at the bottom - and if I want to take a break, I just put the cap on the jar and can return to it later.

No odor is good. Tip: I pour some in a jar, paint and clean my brushes using that jar. When I'm done I put the lid on and let it set for a couple of days. Use another one if you want to paint sooner. Then after a couple of days, pour the clear thinner off the top and discard the used in the bottom. It's like recycling! and the thinner lasts a long time.if you keep doing it. Add to it as needed.

love it