Stripping Plastic Parts, Thanks NJSteve!

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05-25-2010, 03:34 AM

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Re: Stripping Plastic Parts, Thanks NJSteve!

That's pretty good results from a backyard chemistry set. I've been getting like results from my basement lab using nothing more exotic ( read cheap ) than lye and vinegar. Only using them on cast iron or steel though, and not mixing the two chemicals together.

What does that Purple stuff do to aluminum?

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