I'm assuming that its enamel....I'd try a drop or two with some minreal turpentine or enamel thiners...lacquer thinners as suggested would also work but I'd try whatever just on a drop to start with. *NM*

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I'm assuming that its enamel....I'd try a drop or two with some minreal turpentine or enamel thiners...lacquer thinners as suggested would also work but I'd try whatever just on a drop to start with. *NM*

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I have an OLD bottle of Model Master aluminum paint that is very thick. What can I safely thin it out with? Thanks. *NM*
- Testors lacquer thinner if you can find any. *NM*
- I'm assuming that its enamel....I'd try a drop or two with some minreal turpentine or enamel thiners...lacquer thinners as suggested would also work but I'd try whatever just on a drop to start with. *NM*
- Another vote for lacquer thinner.... I just use the cheap hardware store stuff to thin old enamels. Never had any issues. *NM*

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