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qbert1
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by qbert1 » Sat Feb 18, 2006 9:29 am
Anyone know of any retail stores in or near Chicago where one can by flux remover? I have extra time this weekend to complete my Oktava 012 Dorsey Mod and I don't want to wait for mail order. If there was a store I could drive to, I'd just go there. NW suburbs would be best. Anyone?
I also heard that paint thinner could work. Any thoughts on that? I sure don't want to learn the hard way it doesn't
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brianroth
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by brianroth » Sun Feb 19, 2006 12:57 am
Depending upon how "nasty" the flux is (Kester "44" is especially messy), denatured alcohol sometimes works....sold in hardware stores in the paint section.
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Dan Kennedy
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by Dan Kennedy » Sun Feb 19, 2006 2:36 pm
Another excellent flux remover is CarboSol, sold at many hardware stores or big box places like Menards.
It's a functional replacement for TriChlor, the wonder chemical that we can't use anymore thanks to the greenie idiots...
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