Topic: Acetone question
So do you need special stuff or will your basic nail polish remover do the trick when you're cleaning the bed?
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So do you need special stuff or will your basic nail polish remover do the trick when you're cleaning the bed?
You should get 100% acetone, most nail polish removers have additional chemicals that may damage the kapton's ability to stick. Read the ingredients label before you buy, a lot of the time "100% acetone" is mixed with denatoium benzoate, that wont affect the kapton (from experience).
I have had good sucessess with Rust-Oleum Automotive Acetone ...when I was trying the nail polish kind it did nothing. But this was for the acetone smoothing process.
Go to your local hardware store. They should be able to sell you acetone in a couple of different sizes. I tend to get the gallon size. Here in Carolina it runs about $8.00 a gallon.
Go to your local hardware store. They should be able to sell you acetone in a couple of different sizes. I tend to get the gallon size. Here in Carolina it runs about $8.00 a gallon.
Is that a US. Gallon (4.54L) , Imperial Gallon (3.79L) , or a Dry Gallon (4.4L) ??
Hehehe
Rib poking over quaint units of measurement aside - As per Micheal and others' advice... Just go to the hardware for the best value to volume deal.... and you are (mostly) assured its unadulterated acetone...
It is exactly 0001.00 gallons. None of those imprecise metric volume measurements here.
It is exactly 0001.00 gallons. None of those imprecise metric volume measurements here.
Oh yes, I forgot about the all important additional precision
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Dude, college drop out here. All I know is the can, it says, 1 gallon ![]()
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