Mold Release Remover?
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Mold Release Remover?
I use multiple layers of paste wax on molds/plugs, etc. as a mold release agent. What is a good solvent to get the wax off of the finished piece? Something that is stocked at the local hardware store would be best for me, I'm ready to do some glass work and really don't want to order a speciality solvent if I can avoid it...xylene? acetone?
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Naphtha
Scott, naphtha - and the "extra" h is the correct spelling, as my ex-boss kept impressing on me - is what most charcoal lighter is. Cheaper probably to buy it that way that as a speciality chemical.
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Removing ....
Randall, especially if you light it!!
"There is nothing quite so satisfying, as simply messing around in boats."
all kidding aside...when you pour high flash liquids like acetone they leave a vapor trail back to the container...which is also flamable....the flame will travel back and ignite the original container if it still has any liquid in it....not fun if you are still holding it................voice of experience..............................recently at the gas station this fella is filling gas cans while smoking a cigar......says "its ok....i'm a fireman"
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