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Old October 6th 17, 09:14 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Philip van de Donk
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Default Plastic razor blades for removing tape/glue residue

On Wednesday, October 4, 2017 at 3:35:33 PM UTC+2, wrote:
What in the world is "White Spirit?"
Turpentine?
White gas?
100% ethanol?
Naphtha?
Toluene?
Methylcyclohexane?
Acetone?


In my native language (Dutch) it is called wasbenzine. In German Waschbenzin.

I found some alternative translations:
cleaning spirit ; cleaning fluid ; dry-cleaning naphta

But if you want to try acetone to clean off tape residue from your glider, please go ahead. Works great on plexiglass canopies as well! :P

 




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