Is it caustic/lye based like Easy OFF or solvent based like Goof Off/(similar to lighter fluid)??
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Not anything like the items you mentioned. Works well on my acrylic tubs. Just don't breathe it in deeply it does have a little odor.
632666
It's primary ingredient is "glycol ether", which puts it in the "solvent" family.
632667
After using it on a range top hood screen, which was soaked with frying oil over a seven month period, I dished it in Greased Linghting for several days. Greased Lighting cleaned it like New. It has a strong odor, but not as strong as Easy Off.
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If you are looking for the chemical called d-limonene this is not it. That is a clear liquid, not orange, and is a much better solvent
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No, it is more like a transparent liquid. But it is not that type that you have to shake it before using it.
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it's nothing more than petroleum jelly and lanoline.. there really shouldn't be a problem but a little rubbing alcohol will pretty much dissolve it.
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No. It is like waxing but it is a organic water soluble glaze. If you spill or mess up it just comes off with warm water. Also comes with reusable strips. Just rinse the strips and let dry. Love this product!
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I tried using energine at the recommendation of an artist friend. I'm not sure what you mean by ingredients, I don't know the chemistry, or whether it harms the environment or what kind of health risk it may pose. The smell wasn't any worse than energine. As far as effectiveness, I found Naphtha worked better for my purposes, which was tape and adhesive removal and some soiling removal from books. Excessive pressure when wiping can also remove printed inks, so be careful, test it on something you don't care about first to get a feel for how to use it. So effectiveness would depend on what you use it for. If you want to get a small sample, it's still sold in small quantities in lighter fluid bottles, but the bottles no longer tell you that, they used to. Now they simply state that it contains a "Petroleum Distillate", but it's Naphtha. Obviously it's flammable, and I wouldn't use it in a confined space, you should have good ventilation and not be exposed to breathing it for long periods. How I hope this helps you.
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I haven't tried to use anything caustic. My usual cleanser is Comet, which seems OK.
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No, it's a non-foaming liquid. The only foaming gun cleaner I'm aware of is called Gun Scrubber.
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Just guessing it would work. In my experience goo-gone or Goof-off works at least as well and is cheaper.
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If it recommends goof off then I have to assume that it is the product that they want you to use. There are so many finishes and materials I really have no way in knowing all of them. I can say that I have never had it damage any material or finish thus far. I can also tell you that it has a similar ingredient that is also found in nail polish remover. You might want to test it with a tiny drop of that prior to using Goof Off. It's a very strong cleaner you should use it out doors when possible if not try and use it in a well ventilated area. I'm thinking if they recommend Goof off then I do not see a problem. But that's me. My wife and Daughter both are telling me in no uncertain terms heck no! It will ruin it. Since they are the cooks I defer to them. Better not try it you will get me in trouble. Lets take the safer course of action, good luck! Having said that I still love goof Off and every home should have a can of it for emergencies, I have found it to be a life saver!
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It's a light wax quick waterless wash, very watery in consistency. Works great between full detailed washes, for example when birds target your car!
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Water doesn't seem to bother it, common solvents like denatured alcohol take it right off.
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Mine was liquid. And since I was only doing touchup - just used a small portion. Did shake it very well before using.
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Definitely discard after single use and NEVER let it get in your eye until after the 6 hrs, it is peroxide based and burns. That is why it cleans so well.
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That is correct Mike. This is a cleaner and lube in one. It won't leave excess residue either. Works great.
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I mix it with water and use as a bead lube when mounting. Works great and wipes off easily with wet rag. Drying out has not been a problem
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Gee, let`s see, have you tried reading the 2 sentences regarding this topic, on the can? Let me simplify it further for you, NO water ( as it sets the chemical reaction faster ), so that just leaves acetone. Surgical gloves, makes the question wash away, so give that a try.