Charcoal lighter fluid is low on odour, though a bit oilier (higher boiling point?) that thinner, and will sometimes substitute for thinners. And it is easily available, at least in summer.
Thomas Prufer
Charcoal lighter fluid is low on odour, though a bit oilier (higher boiling point?) that thinner, and will sometimes substitute for thinners. And it is easily available, at least in summer.
Thomas Prufer
Hmm, I wonder how pure that is (I expect not very), and whether that matters? "100% Hydrocarbons, C11-C14, n-alkanes, isoalkanes, cyclics, <2% aromatics. " according to:
One of the proprietary solvents, 'Corrolan Turbo':
Theo
It seemed to have removed it OK . Maybe just a surface mark and I got lucky
Tnx
Brian
Ah, the MSDS for the gel has:
Wikipedia says something interesting:
"Another common use of TEOA [triethanolamine] is as a complexing agent for aluminium ions in aqueous solutions. This reaction is often used to mask such ions before complexometric titrations with another chelating agent such as EDTA"
so maybe some kind of aluminium sulphate + TEOA + citric chelating is going on... I probably need to spend some time understanding the chemistry better.
Theo
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