"Wright, Larry" wrote:
> Hey, isn't that a key ingredient in some types of sandpaper? Sheesh!
> So, it's like, the _last_ thing you'd want on your paint (other than brake
> fluid)? Perhaps the newt's eyes and bat-wings act as a lubricant, though.
>
> Lawrence R. Wright
Yes Larry, it is, but much worse as those "other ingredients" are NOT
"friendly", much less pronounceable. Although "DOS" (di-oxyl-phthalate (sp?) is
the stuff that coats your windshield with smeary stuff when your old dash top
gets dry as it comes out and deposits on the inside of the windshield. Can't
"re-glue" a broken mirror with any of that on, and NOTHING removes it,
including gasoline, alcohol, toluene, lacquer thinner, and acetone. A razor
blade will, however (for those with some "newer" cars.)
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