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Wed Jun-29-11 09:36 AM Response to Reply #66 |
| 68. Lacquer thinner will no longer penetrate the current crop of paints |
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Edited on Wed Jun-29-11 09:39 AM by DainBramaged
in fact it's used to remove stains and pine tree resin.
Better off using liquid drain cleaner. Or this, at fine auto parts stores  |
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