Pete Creswell wrote:
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Using McNair's UV Tech instead of 303 on these seals.

Out of curiosity, who told you to use McNair's UV Tech?

John Kuthe wrote:
Wash with mild soap, dry and 303 it again, and monitor for S/S
impaired seal integrity! (Gawd, I'm becoming a nurse! ;-) )

That would be my recommendation, without the nursing part.

Per Bill Tuthill:
Using McNair's UV Tech instead of 303 on these seals.

Out of curiosity, who told you to use McNair's UV Tech?

Went through the last of my 303 - thought I'd try the McNair
product.

For my money - except for the discoloration which may or may not
be layed to the product - it's somewhat better. Strictly a
subjective judgment, but the rubber feels better when using the
stuff.

Also, McNair's container is reasonably robust. I managed to
break three or four of 303's large spritz bottles and I've never
broken anything like that in my life. Some sort of cheesy
material - extremely brittle.

Having said all that, my seals might disintegrate tomorrow....
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PeteCresswell

(PeteCresswell) wrote:
Per Bill Tuthill:
Using McNair's UV Tech instead of 303 on these seals.

FYI, it's "McNett", not "McNair".

Per Brian Nystrom:
FYI, it's "McNett", not "McNair".

Mea Culpa: "McNett" it is.

Have you got a preference between UV-Tech and 303?
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PeteCresswell

(PeteCresswell) wrote:
Per Brian Nystrom:
FYI, it's "McNett", not "McNair".

Mea Culpa: "McNett" it is.

Have you got a preference between UV-Tech and 303?

I've never used UV-Tech. I find that most McNett products are good
quality, but overpriced.