How to make correction fluid?

Question

steps on making correction fluids,

Answer 1

Correction fluid such as "White-out" is a suspension of opaque particles,

usually titanium dioxide, in a volatile solvent, usually mineral spirits,

trichloroethane, or methylcyclohexane.  There are also varieties that are

water-based, although they often contain some alcohol.

[Depending on the solvent system used, there will also be a solvent or water

soluble binder or 'glue' used to permanently attach the TiO2 to the paper

surface...Eds. note]

What is correction fluid?  In short, it's just quick-drying paint, nothing

more.  I do not know who patented it originally, but the idea no doubt

came from someone who thought, "I'll bet if I put a little white paint

down on that extra letter, nobody will know the difference!"