Lanolin takes a good bit of stirring to mix it with the lacquer thinner, when it is at room temp. It is a wax which is semi-solid (pasty) at room temp, but has a very low melting point. If you melt it first, it stirs into the thinner instantly. A hot water bath: water heated in a mug (microwave), a couple heaping teaspoons of lanolin in a film canister or similar sized container, hold the container in the hot water and stir until liquid (a minute, maybe). Pour into the lacquer thinner, stirring. Regards, Fred Sturm fssturm at unm.edu
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