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Acetone

Dissolves resins, adhesives and paint on metal, wood and tools. Fast evaporation for efficient cleaning with no residue.


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Acetone

Forever acetone is a versatile organic solvent, essential for cleaning, degreasing and surface preparation before paint application. Also known as propan-2-one or dimethyl ketone, this solution offers maximum effectiveness in dissolving organic compounds and rapid elimination of residues. With the chemical formula C₃H₆O, it is the simplest ketone, guaranteeing rapid action and almost immediate evaporation that reduces waiting times between work stages.

Technical specifications

  • Chemical formula: C₃H₆O (propan-2-one)
  • Highly volatile and flammable organic solvent
  • Simplest ketonic compound with symmetrical molecular structure
  • Fast evaporation allowing immediate work resumption
  • Effective for dissolving organic compounds and removing contamination
  • Available in 1L and 5L containers
  • Classified as highly flammable liquid and vapours (H225)

Application advice

For optimal degreasing of surfaces before painting, use a lint-free cloth soaked in acetone. Make a single one-directional pass over the surface, then discard the cloth immediately. This technique avoids redistributing contaminants on the cleaned area and guarantees a perfectly clean surface.

Acetone's rapid evaporation allows you to resume work within seconds, minimising site interruptions. Always work in a well-ventilated space and keep the product away from any heat source or flame. Never pour residues down the drain: acetone and containers must be treated as hazardous waste and disposed of in accordance with regulations.

For critical bonding applications or demanding surface preparation, acetone is the benchmark solution thanks to its ability to remove oils, greases and other organic contamination without leaving residue.

Technical specifications

Main useSolvent, cleaning, degreasing
Synonyms2-propanone, dimethyl ketone, DMK
AppearanceColourless, volatile liquid
CAS number67-64-1
Containers1L, 5L
Flash point-18°C
ClassificationHighly flammable liquid
Chemical formulaC₃H₆O

Pro tips

For your projects in Belgium, consider the 5L container which optimises cost per litre whilst reducing packaging waste. Acetone is particularly effective for cleaning paint spray guns between applications of different products: pour acetone into the cup, spray a few bursts into a collection container, then wipe carefully. To extend the life of your brushes and rollers, never let acetone evaporate completely on the bristles: always rinse thoroughly with soapy water after solvent cleaning. Store your cans tightly sealed in a cool, well-ventilated area, away from any heat source.

FAQ

Is acetone suitable for all types of paint?

Acetone is effective for cleaning tools used with solvent-based paints, synthetic resins and certain varnishes. It also dissolves greases and prepares surfaces for painting. For compatibility with a specific product, consult the technical data sheet of the paint concerned or contact our Pygmalion advisers.

What precautions should I take when using acetone?

Acetone is a highly flammable liquid with a flash point of -18°C. Always work in a well-ventilated space, wear protective gloves and keep the product away from flames, sparks or heat sources. Avoid prolonged contact with skin and eyes. In case of eye splash, rinse thoroughly with water and consult a doctor.

How do I correctly dispose of acetone residues?

Never pour acetone or its residues into drains, toilets or watercourses. Used organic solvents must be treated as hazardous waste. Take them to a waste collection point equipped for chemicals or an approved recycling centre. Unused acetone can be recycled at specialist facilities.

How much acetone should I plan for cleaning my tools?

For occasional use or small projects, the 1L container is more than sufficient. Professionals and regular users will appreciate the 5L format, which is more economical and practical for daily cleaning of spray guns, rollers and brushes. Always keep the can tightly sealed to prevent product evaporation.

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