Resins and other binders, for example, can be dissolved in solvents without chemically altering them. Water, alcohol and natural or synthetic organic compounds are used for this purpose. Solvents escape when a coat of paint dries.
Resins and other binders, for example, can be dissolved in solvents without chemically altering them. Water, alcohol and natural or synthetic organic compounds are used for this purpose. Solvents escape when a coat of paint dries.