Mild solvent for oil paint washes?

I use Tamiya acrylic paints as base coats and will use a Vallejo acrylic glossy top coat as a base for decaling and pin washes.  I've read that an acrylic paint, once fully dried, will survive an oil paint thinner.  This is true, isn't it? About 20 years ago I was into oil painting (with turpentine) and I still remember the viscious, toxic odor of turp.

Thanks, i will have to see if i can find it over here. Might help avoid any more accidents.

Mona Lisa Odorless Thinner...pretty widely available here in the US - I've seen it at Hobby Lobby, Michaels, the local art supply store, etc. I believe it's actually a brand of odorless turpenoid, but it's very not-harsh and I've found it ideal when working with oils.

Doogs, whats is this Mona Lisa. I haven't heard of it, not in this context.

Mona Lisa is very gentle...used it over enamel without damaging it. It also goes great with Bloody Mary mix...

Provideing the coat you are applying the wash to isn't enamel, you won't damage it. I use normal White Spirits to thinn my oil paint have have only had a problem when i didn't cover the enamel base correctly.