Re: cleaning up a minifish that has been in storage
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Hi Mark, ? I'm glad you suggest taking precautions using acetone but there also might be less toxic alternatives (CarboClore?). You mentioned flammability but I wanted everybody to understand its toxicity as well. ? I understand acetone is a potent liver toxin and carcinogen. It absorbs through skin and through the lungs. ? The sad part is it functions excellently for many applications in working on fiberglass boats. Input about alternatives, from our experts, would be appreciated. ? Best regards, ? Mark ? ?
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From: sunfish_sailor@... [mailto:sunfish_sailor@...]
Sent: Monday, April 8, 2019 9:38 AM
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Subject: [sunfish_sailor] Re: cleaning up a minifish that has been in storage? ? I had good luck on mine using Bartender's Friend and damp towels, then acetone, prior to prime and paint or waxing. Be careful with acetone: wear gloves and a mask and do it outdoors, away from ignition sources.
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