BiG DoM
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Are you sure it is not taking the stains off because it is taking the clear coat (or some of it) off? Sounds likely.
petrol stains removed from gearbox/engine
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Roge
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Steptoe said:
Bloody nasty stuff that I think its Trycoethelyne or something like that and is uses as stated as a degreaser often used as in a sealed hot bath go careful it can kill. I seem to remember that an RAF Tech fell in the bath cleanong bits of his bike in the late eighties and suffered a most horrific demise
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Anyone seen or heard from Grizz, it was his bike that was the crash test dummy - he had a weekend away planned and this poison may have holed his gearboxBiG DoM said:
BiG DoM
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judge said:Anyone seen or heard from Grizz, it was his bike that was the crash test dummy - he had a weekend away planned and this poison may have holed his gearbox
Hmmm... generically these things are know as 'hot solvents'...
Paragon has had a litre as well -- he's gone quiet.
great i'm slowly getting rid of everyone, that'll please the pipe & slippers.
great i'm slowly getting rid of everyone, that'll please the pipe & slippers.
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Mick Fagan
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Sniffing MEK is pretty much the same as sniffing petrol, are they going to ban petrol as well?
The idea is that one doesn't sniff this stuff, you also take care that it's always used in a controlled situation.
More or less with any potential danger one excercises care.
Mick.
The idea is that one doesn't sniff this stuff, you also take care that it's always used in a controlled situation.
More or less with any potential danger one excercises care.
Mick.
