Metal Lacquer

What I need to know, can you use acrylic lacquer thinner to clean the metal before painting it, without causing adhesion problems or other problems you may know of.
Thank you

OK so you know paint thinner is flammable if not more as acetone. Plus none of them remove the wax, or oils. First, you want to touch the painting surface as little as possible with you bare hands as the oils from them will be left on the surface.
Want a preparation solvent. Dupont = 3919 or something to it. Two Lint free cloth towels own type. bend, dip prepared with a solvent, a washing area, then dry with a cloth seconds. Repeat until the entire car is washed turning the cloth for each section or any other. Once the cloth has been used all around you two new ones. If you drop one it replaces. Twice should be enough. Let dry a bit, then use a tack rag, unfold, it kicks up, wipe area, turn it and wipe, rotate and wipe. You do not want to use allot of deer with a tack rag, because it leaves the glue on her back, then you'll have to rewashing.

I would tell you to try acetone - also known as nail polish remover. You can buy acetone at any hardware store key. It is a much better than fine acrylic lacquer.

WARNING - Acetone is very flammable. So do not smoke around him or use a heater. ;)