Julie Wyman
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Does anyone have a favorite product for removal vinyl residue off vehicles?
2B on the post above mine had the house blend - we don't have one, I'm afraid. Curious too, though!Kate Phillips, Do you mind sharing the recipe for that House Blend? I have recently resorted to a soaked Bounty towel Lacquer Thinner application, than immediately spraying w/Rapid Remover, and than wait a minute or two, scrape with an econo squeegee, Repeat... Be sure to wear protective gloves and be well ventilated. Skip the Lacquer Thinner whenever possible, -of course.
Kate Phillips, Do you mind sharing the recipe for that House Blend? I have recently resorted to a soaked Bounty towel Lacquer Thinner application, than immediately spraying w/Rapid Remover, and than wait a minute or two, scrape with an econo squeegee, Repeat... Be sure to wear protective gloves and be well ventilated. Skip the Lacquer Thinner whenever possible, -of course.
2B on the post above mine had the house blend - we don't have one, I'm afraid. Curious too, though!
Even a drop of Acetone burns the F out of my skin, like Holy Water on a demon, is it just me?FWIW, we got cited on a jobsite by MSHA for using lacquer thinner to clean paint off of our hands. He said that xylene, lacquer thinner, MEK etc cause damage in the long term and to use acetone instead.
It's just your soft handsEven a drop of Acetone burns the F out of my skin, like Holy Water on a demon, is it just me?
Just joking, I have been wanting to use the FU reaction.It's just your soft hands