09-02-2018, 06:06 PM
That method works well and I’ve used it for 3 years. Not good on polyurethane though.
One thing I was taught besides no open flames or sparks is to keep a bucket with water handy. Then throw your solvent contaminated rags in it. This will immediately stop them from being flammable. I do it all the time.
One thing I was taught besides no open flames or sparks is to keep a bucket with water handy. Then throw your solvent contaminated rags in it. This will immediately stop them from being flammable. I do it all the time.
Tony
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