Take note: the 'acetone free' nail polish remover they're selling now is
NOT effective at removing super/crazy/CA glue.
I didn't know there was an acetone free variety until I tried in vain to
unstick a couple of my fingers with it. My wife knew there was a difference
but she hadn't realized the implications.
You can still buy the good stuff here in Illinois although it wouldn't
surprise me if one or more of those busy-body state legislatures have
banned it elsewhere.
In any event, I've found that nothing beats undiluted hardware store
acetone poured from a rectangular metal can.
-Erik
At 12:09 PM 9/7/2001 -0500, Landaiche Kenneth (NET-BBS/Petaluma) wrote:
>This is vaguely a shop question, since it involves solvents!
>
>My sister wrote about an incident with her daughter's discovering nail
>polish and asked, "any thoughts on how to get nailpolish out of the
>carpet other than with acetone or toluene?"
>
>Any thoughts? I wonder whether acetone would dissolve the carpet as well
>as the polish.
>
>Ken Landaiche
--
Erik Quackenbush, V.P. Operations, Midwest Filter Corporation
1-847-680-0566 fax: 1-847-680-0832 http://www.midwestfilter.com
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