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John Rudd:
MEK= Methyl Ethyl Ketone...

If you can get it...

I got some stuff from a local fab house but it was very pricey.. They were not supposed to sell it direct to the public. Not sure what it was, clear, colourless and no odour...Applied with a syringe to bond..

I mad a perspex cover to go over the belt drive on my mini mill...Even after years of rough handling it survives the use and abuse of the workshop..
Brass_Machine:
I have some MEK. Use it for the epoxy I have for the CF work. hmmm....

Eric
Bluechip:

--- Quote from: John Rudd on March 04, 2013, 03:35:22 AM ---MEK= Methyl Ethyl Ketone...

If you can get it...

I got some stuff from a local fab house but it was very pricey.. They were not supposed to sell it direct to the public. Not sure what it was, clear, colourless and no odour...Applied with a syringe to bond..

I mad a perspex cover to go over the belt drive on my mini mill...Even after years of rough handling it survives the use and abuse of the workshop..

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MEK   ?? Easy enough to buy even now it seems.
 
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone-MEK-1L-can-1-Litre-1000ml-/280930596476?pt=UK_BOI_Medical_Lab_Equipment_Lab_Supplies_ET&hash=item4168c4b67c
 
Thought the 'Elfins had got at it but apparently not .... er .. yet ??
 
I used to get it quite easily locally together with acetone in my 'long ago' model boat days ..
 
Used for glass-fibre ( fiber  for the US folk  :wave:   ) general purpose solvent.
 
Hmmm  glass-fibre .. I remember it well. Webbed fingers, toes , eyelids, bostin' to 'point Percy at the Porcelain' and terrified to go in case I spent the rest of eternity stuck to me wotsit ...   :palm:     ... made one hull and abandoned the idea ... sloshing about making PCB's is a bit messy but it's got nothing on glass-fibre ..
 
Dave BC
 
 
 
 
 
 
andyf:
Dave, When using glass fibre, the real problem isn't getting stuck to the distinguishing mark of your sex; it's the itchy fibres on your fingers. At times like that, having a sympathetic partner  around the house can be a godsend. If alone, carefully pull down nether garments and sit on the pot like you did as a child.

Ditto if you have been chopping up chillies.

Andy
doubleboost:
It was not the raw matting or the resin that got me .
It was the grinding dust
It gave me "spotty arms" after a few weeks i got used to it  :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
We were laminating race car body pannels
John
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