Acetone

lacquer thinner is cheap, and it will take things off that ajax ain't never thought about moving. it can be found at most any hardware store or automotive store. you can not clean a hand brush for 6 weeks or so and dip it in lacquer thinner and in about 1 minute, you got yourself a brush that looks as good as the day you bought. very potent stuff my friend. acetone is a good thinner for squadron putty or any kind of fiberglass work you may want to undertake, but i wouldnt use it for cleaning enamels. later.

QUOTE: Originally posted by saltydog lacquer thinner is cheap, and it will take things off that ajax ain't never thought about moving. it can be found at most any hardware store or automotive store. you can not clean a hand brush for 6 weeks or so and dip it in lacquer thinner and in about 1 minute, you got yourself a brush that looks as good as the day you bought. very potent stuff my friend. acetone is a good thinner for squadron putty or any kind of fiberglass work you may want to undertake, but i wouldnt use it for cleaning enamels. later.

The only thing I use straight acetone for is to glue plexiglass together.

And to clean up putty on seams.

and melt plastic
and clean nail polish

QUOTE: Originally posted by 1337 and melt plastic and clean nail polish

cleaning nail polish huh l337?

Something you aint tellin' us?

Hmmmmmmmmm!

j/k

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