HVLP Paint Thinning Chart (Quick Reference) Water-Based & Interior Coatings Latex Paint 2530% reduction Target viscosity: 3035 seconds Fast-Dry Enamel 25% reduction Target viscosity: 2025 seconds Industrial Enamel 15% reduction Target viscosity: 3035 seconds Oil-Based Products Oil-Based Paint 1020% reduction Target viscosity: 2030 seconds Oil-Based Primer 1520% reduction Target viscosity: 3035 seconds Metal Primer 15% reduction Target viscosity: 2530 seconds Specialty Coatings Epoxy 110% reduction Target viscosity: 3035 seconds Polyurethane 10% reduction Target viscosity: 1822 seconds Lacquer 50% reduction Target viscosity: 1822 seconds Products That Should NOT Be Thinned Clear Wood Finish Full strength Sealer Full strength Stain Full strength Varnish Follow manufacturer recommendations Lacquer Sealer Follow manufacturer recommendations Choosing the Correct Thinner Always use the appropriate solvent for the coating: Water-based paints Water Oil-based paints & primers Mineral spirits or paint thinner Lacquer Lacquer thinner Epoxy & specialty coatings Manufacturer-specified reducer Using the wrong thinner can cause curing issues, adhesion failure, or finish defects

Disperse air bubbles from the syringe
MCLG (maximum contaminant level goal) The MCLG is similar to the MCL but in some cases may have a lower threshold for what is considered toxic
If you worry are too much about the discomfort, then a numbing agent will be applied to avoid minor pain during the injection
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