It is not carcinogenic but frequent exposure is not good for your health. You can read more info from this link: https://healthfully.com/dangers-paint-thinner-8249573.html
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Although I agree with Dr. Le that this is not carcinogenic or mutagenic, please have adequate ventilation due to potential fume exposure. There is an entity called "Painter's Encephalopathy" resulting in chronic cognitive dysfunction due to inhalation of these chemical vapors.
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