Xylene Technical Grade - 4 Gallon Case

his quart of Xylene solvent excels at removing tough adhesives and thinning stubborn oil-based paints. It dissolved carpet glue effortlessly and revitalized thickened paint to an ideal consistency. The solvent evaporates quickly, leaving no oily residue and making clean-up jobs fast and easy.Use carefully, as it’s strong, flammable, and has potent fumes. Safety precautions are essential. For difficult cleaning tasks, this high-purity solvent is exceptionally effective and worth having on hand. It greatly simplified several DIY projects for me—just handle responsibly!

apparently this stuff raises the octane rating of gasoline? I bought it to strip paint. Worked great, but this stuff has strong fumes - don't use it indoors, even with good ventilation, unless you are wearing a chemical respirator and can leave the area afterward

It’s a 5 gallon bucket. Came as promised. It works it thin the white spots. Just what I needed.

Standard product, if needed to thin specific coating and to prep aluminum for coating.

Just what I needed. As advertised and does the job. Thanks

This product was recomended by a pro to restore the original luster of a stained stamped concrete patio without having to re-seal it.After pressure washing the concrete I applied xylene with a thick roller. Recommendation was to apply it in up-to 90 degrees fahrenheit. It was 85. and direct sunlight. The product evaporated too quickly before emulsion would start. In short, I wasted good money without any result.The second part of the concrete was applied at about 82 degrees and shade. Fantastic results, better than expected.Moral of the story: apply at around 70 degree Fahrenheit. Make sure the area is in shade. Allow emulsion to happen for 15-20 minutes and you'll be pelased with the product.

One of the containers had leaked prior to delivery as the cardboard box was soaked when I received it.

Came in well protected shipping container, product was of good quality, used to thin a specialized rust converter product that could only be thinned with Xylene.