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TANK LINER REMOVAL
marvo:
I used some at work back in the eighties and almost fell off a 20 feet stand under a wing, I don't remember what happened but didn't mind as I became quite spaced out! Can you imagine that happening nowadays!
Moorey:
Its readily available in this country and widely used in industry as a solvent /cleaner. Plumbers use it all the time on plastic pipework. Use sensibly as you would Acetone or any such like and you will be ok. I would think it will remove your liner. You might have to leave it in while. Some of your rubber seals might not like it. I've worked with it most of my working life. Use in a well ventilated area.
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Moorey:
--- Quote from: marvo on March 04, 2019, 05:22:40 PM ---I used some at work back in the eighties and almost fell off a 20 feet stand under a wing, I don't remember what happened but didn't mind as I became quite spaced out! Can you imagine that happening nowadays!
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You shouldn't actually shove your nose in the can. Its not the wisest of moves. I've seen it done many times." Cor that stinks" then they pick it up and sniff it. Usually followed by "#@%$ me!!! what's that."
Arch stanton:
Just don't let it, or its vapour get on yer Ball's.
Or you will be in a World of Pain.
Believe me!
Moorey:
--- Quote from: Arch stanton on March 04, 2019, 07:13:46 PM ---Just don't let it, or its vapour get on yer Ball's.
Or you will be in a World of Pain.
Believe me!
--- End quote ---
See what I mean people do the strangest of things. But everyone should have a hobby. ;)
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