Methylene Chloride High Purity Quart 32 Ounce

It's methylene chloride... does what it's supposed to do. (I use it for removing heat transfer vinyl mistakes from shirts.) Word of warning, when puncturing the inner cap seal, make sure you're wearing PPE, and it's been in a COOLER area than the room. As soon as I hit it with a flathead screwdriver, it started squirting straight out- with some decent pressure behind it! That was my mistake, forgetting that this stuff expands quite a bit when exposed to higher temps than the last time the can was open.The packaging was excellent - I can't recall the last time I received a package with that thickness cardboard, and MSDS attached/labelled clearly.

If your not technical don't mess with this full strength stuff. However if your a painter etc this is the only stuff that works for cleaning spray guns etc. You can add 5-20% to paint stripper to make it more effective etc. I use it full strength when a gun is plugged up. Some some people should not be allowed near power tools. If this is you don't buy it." It will kill you instantly" is a bit off the wall and thank God it's still available . There is no substitute. A very good, honest company to do biz with.

As advertised. Once the can is opened and the metal seal pierced, unused chemical should be transferred to a more airtight container, as the can lid does not appear to prevent evaporation of this very volatile chemical.

Worked very well to soften cured epoxy in an antique door nob that had been epoxied to its rod because the setscrew threads had worn out.Got the door knob off the rod without damage.

Great stuff! Works fast to solvent weld PVC and Acrylics! But you should wear a respirator and not get too much on you, preferable none at all as it is pretty nasty stuff in that regard. But for its purpose, it is fantastic! Highly recommend it and this is a good and fair price as well.

I used this product with full precautions as it is highly flammable and the fumes are toxic. Good ventilation is essential! I heated a small quantity in an aluminum mug with a piece of glass for a lid, placing the mug on a block of steel that had been preheated to about 250ºF. Waited for it to boil (easily seen through the glass) then dipped the lexan piece into the vapor for a few seconds. Perfect result. The vapor is heavy and stays in the mug when the lid is taken off.

What the hell is this for again?

The best stuff for gluing together plastic model kits. One can apply it with a needle bottle or paint brush. Toxic, use in ventilated areas. Evaporates like ether.