Zellen Artist White Spirits Overview

Zellen Odourless White Spirits offers a refined alternative to traditional turpentine, delivering clean performance without harsh fumes. Whether you’re thinning paint for smoother brushwork or maintaining your tools between sessions, this solvent supports a more pleasant and efficient painting experience. Its 250ml format is ideal for regular studio use and long-term reliability.

Zellen Artist White Spirits Benefits and Features

• Odour-Free Comfort: Enables extended use without irritation
• Residue-Free Finish: Preserves pigment clarity and surface integrity
• Multi-Use Functionality: Thins paint and cleans tools effectively
• Studio-Sized Volume: 250ml bottle supports consistent workflow
• Trusted Quality: South African-made and artist-approved

Steps to Follow for Using Zellen Artist White Spirits

Preparation:

1. Dispense a small amount into a clean container
2. Prepare brushes or oil paint for thinning or cleaning

Application of the Zellen Artist White Spirits

1. Mix with oil paint to adjust consistency and transparency
2. Dip brushes for cleaning and rinse thoroughly
3. Allow solvent to evaporate fully before layering or sealing

Storage & Handling:

• Seal bottle tightly after use
• Store in a cool, dry space away from heat and flame
• Avoid contamination during mixing or cleaning

A Few Scenarios Where This Product Can Be Used:

• Studio brush cleaning and maintenance
• Thinning oil paint for glazing or underpainting
• Classroom demonstrations with low-odour requirements
• Travel kits for plein air painting
• Controlled viscosity adjustment in detailed compositions

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Health and Safety

Use in a well-ventilated area to ensure safe application. Additionally, avoid prolonged skin contact and direct eye exposure to reduce the risk of irritation. Do not ingest the product, and always keep it out of reach of children. For added safety, handle with care and store away from open flames or heat sources.

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