The containers used for organic solvents including this one, are dangerous. What happened to the good old metal spouts and caps? The plastic cap screws down onto a plastic press fit spout that inserts into a hole in the metal can. This came out when I accidentally knocked over the can (with the lid firmly screwed on) and it came out and poured all over my drying paint job. I would think this style of can would be less safe for shipping too.

I mistakenly got 333N from a local supplier and it ruined my paint... this mixed well and thinned... though I will say it greatly increased the dry time.

Good stuff to thin great paint Interlux Perfection

This stuff is fantastic. Ridiculously expensive, but great.

This is a must have for thinning 2-part linear polyurethane paints such as Perfection. Three coats covered my 11' PT11 nesting dinghy beautifully. Each coat used 1.3 oz. of the thinner. I've got LOTS of 2333N left over. Perfection is absolute magic for its easy, roll on ""spray booth"" glossy finish.

don't even attempt to paint on a warm day without 233n, keeping wet edge is sometimes tricky, two people make finish better, one rolls one tips

This is really good stuff. Used it to clean the rails prior to applying Cetol Natural Teak and Marine Gloss. I like to leave my brushes in it - it doesn't evaporate and keeps the brushes soft, clean and pliable.