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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: fujimo on January 17, 2015, 08:37:00 PM
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about to do a glue up, and my acetone is finished, can i use isoprop. alcohol to clean the glass before glue up?
thanks
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or should denatured alcohol only be used?
gotta be someone on here that would know- hoping to do the glue up tonight :D
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Household Isoprophyl Alcohol is usually 70-90% strength..not sure what the other 10-30% is, could be water? I have some 98% in my lab, it doesn't flash fast like denatured alcohol. I keep denatured alcohol in my shop..but use a clean stiff nylon bristle brush to clean glass and lams before glue up. I have used denatured on glass once and didn't have a problem..
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I only use 'Metho' our idiom for metholated spirits, not sure what it's called there with absolutely no problems at all.
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Just blow it off with air or use a stiff brush to clean it-
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thanks guys,
was just worried that a spot had got contaminated, somewhere in my handling.
metho is denatured bob- i use it in the marine stove on my boat
anyway its in the oven now- used denatured to clean it. :bigsmyl:
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Denatured will work well. Make sure to post pics of the finished product! :thumbsup:
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I prefer denatured alcohol over acetone. Sometimes acetone seems to leave a residue behind.