Xylene (Xylol/Dimethylbenzene) Technical Grade – 1 Gallon – (1) 128 FL oz. Can – Cleaning Agent, Solvent for Paint and Varnishes – Made in America – Alliance Chemical

dissolves grease well thins paint well

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.

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.

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

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

Just what I was looking for