PAINT THINNERS INDUSTRIAL

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PAINTERS HELPER W.M. BARR & COMPANY, INC. 6750 Lenox Center Court, Suite 200 Memphis TN 38115 paint thinners for industrial and residential use in thinning oil based paints and varnish, in cleaning brushes and degreasing tools and equipment; varnish thinners for industrial and residential use in thinning varnish; shellac thinners for industrial and residential use in thinning shellac; lacquer thinners for industrial and residential use in thinning lacquer; solvents and thinners for industrial and residential use; turpentine substitutes for use as a thinner and brush cleaner for oil based paints, varnish and stains; methyl ethyl ketone substitutes for use as a thinner, cleaner and remover for coatings such as polyurethane, paint and baked on enamel, resins and adhesives; xylene substitutes for use as a thinner of oil based paint, lacquer, varnish and adhesives; toluol substitutes for use as a thinner of oil based paint, lacquer, varnish and adhesives; naphtha substitutes for use as a thinner of oil based paint, lacquer, varnish and adhesives; metal conditioners for use in ensuring good adhesion of paint to treated metal surfaces and in inhibiting the formation of new rust under finishes on iron and steel; linseed oil for improving the flow and gloss of oil based paint and as a finish for natural wood which seals and protects; denatured alcohol for use in thinning shellac and cleaning brushes;PAINTERS;
SHOOTERS W.M. Barr & Co., Inc. 2105 Channel Drive Memphis TN 38113 paint thinners for industrial and residential use in thinning oil-based paints and varnish and cleaning brushes and degreasing tools and equipment; varnish thinners for industrial and residential use in thinning varnish; shellac thinners for industrial and residential use in thinning shellac; and lacquer thinners for industrial and residential use for thinning lacquer;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention sets forth an implement which enables the user to mix paint, clean the can and can lip, and to clean conventional paint rollers utilizing a hand drill. The implement is selectively adjustable to be configured to mix paint in large and small containers and to support a paint roller for cleaning, thereby being capable of providing several functions. The implement is provided with a paddle member that is perforated and of a geometric form to enhance mixing. A paint can remover and a paint can rim cleaning device are also incorporated into the implement. A single implement serves the six functions of opening paint cans, stirring paint in large or small containers, cleaning the groove around the lip of a paint can, cleaning a paint roller, and as a spatula to aid in removing paint from a can.