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I didn't say it was expensive just considered a haz mat and technically
shouldn't be just dumped down the sewer. Just add lots of water to dilute it or dispose of a rag properly as it is flamable. not sure if I answered myself but I've heard Fry's Electronics has it too. For general aviation cleaning, the non-pure stuff is probably fine. the non-ultra pure (90% or higher) leaves a fine residue. In some cases, this residue can turn to glue.....note, these cases are like with the equipment I work with that has tons of photon and electron radiation that tends to cross-link most everything. I'm not sure if that would affect aviation related parts (I'm thinking pistons here but I can't confirm as I've never gotten that deep into an aviation engine) but just want to cover my own hide. Gerald |
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