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dlwdaw Frequent Poster |
posted October 04, 1999 08:38 PM
 
I looked at home depot today and klean strip is not peroxide  and also I wanted some HCL but they didnt have it. I was sure I saw it before. any place i could buy this. thanks guys. ------------------ "... always look on the positive side of things, blow things up not down" -- Ragnar Benson |
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sharky Frequent Poster |
posted October 04, 1999 09:27 PM
I got my HCL from Ace and it was called Muraitic Acid.. Its used to get off extra cement and mortar from bricks.. hope this helps sharky |
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dlwdaw Frequent Poster |
posted October 04, 1999 09:38 PM
I know it is called muriatic acid. but I didnt know it was used for bricks. so it would be in the bricks section of homedepot?? ------------------ "... always look on the positive side of things, blow things up not down" -- Ragnar Benson |
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sharky Frequent Poster |
posted October 04, 1999 09:53 PM
I don't know if its in the bricks section... or mabe the cleaning agents section. In fact, I had to ask this guy that worked there for it and he had to go to the back supply room to get it.. mabe you have to ask them sharky |
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nbk2000 Moderator |
posted October 05, 1999 12:13 AM
You should buy pool acid instead of concrete etcher. It's much cheaper. Pool acid, 2 gallons, $4. ------------------ |
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megalomania Administrator |
posted October 05, 1999 04:43 AM
Actually, you can find the acid in several departments. It is used to remove excess mortar from concrete work, try the cement section. It is used to clean the inside of swimming pools, try the cleaners section. It is also found by the paint solvents, although I have no idea what they might use it for. ------------------ |
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megalomania Administrator |
posted October 05, 1999 04:47 AM
Oh, BTW, what is in Klean Strip if not hydrogen peroxide? ------------------ |
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dlwdaw Frequent Poster |
posted October 05, 1999 01:01 PM
I cant remember, but they sounded like they were very flamable. when I go there next time to buy glue for my salute tubes I will check and try to remember. they were long chemical names. they probably could be put to use. also could linseed oil be used for anything. or xylene?? thanks ------------------ "... always look on the positive side of things, blow things up not down" -- Ragnar Benson |
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dlwdaw Frequent Poster |
posted October 05, 1999 01:01 PM
I cant remember, but they sounded like they were very flamable. when I go there next time to buy glue for my salute tubes I will check and try to remember. they were long chemical names. they probably could be put to use. also could linseed oil be used for anything. or xylene?? thanks ------------------ "... always look on the positive side of things, blow things up not down" -- Ragnar Benson |
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Apathetic Frequent Poster |
posted October 05, 1999 02:05 PM
Klean Strip is Acetone. On the top of my can of acetone it says "klean strip" |
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dlwdaw Frequent Poster |
posted October 05, 1999 09:25 PM
there are different kinds of klean strip the one I saw was klean strip green. ------------------ "... always look on the positive side of things, blow things up not down" -- Ragnar Benson |
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Ho ju Moderator |
posted October 06, 1999 04:24 PM
is your acentone (klean strip) %100 acentone? ------------------ |
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Apathetic Frequent Poster |
posted October 06, 1999 07:25 PM
Yes my acetone is 100%. |
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