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![]() "Edgar" wrote in message ... Yes, acetone could be dangerous. Xylene has worked well for me. Gets the goo off and does not seem to hurt the gelcoat. Some of the branded products smell of it so probably are based on it but it is probably cheaper to buy the generic ingredient on its own. My personal preference is benzene. Great smelling stuff and feels great on the hands. Now, if you'll all excuse me I've got to go have my next dose of chemo for my acute mylogenous leukemia. Max |
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