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    3/10/2020 3:22 PM  #26

    Rudi
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    From: Stuck in the 50's Welland Ca
    Registered: 4/01/2013
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    Re: Evacuating the A/C

    RV6 wrote:

    This happens to be a very old bottle of Form-A-Gasket. Under the Directions, it states to use 188 proof DENTURED alcohol to thin. I have always chuckled at this.

     
    Musta meant Denatured
    I have never heard of 188 proof dentured alcohol but it would prolly melt your choppers.

    Last edited by Rudi (3/10/2020 3:25 PM)

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