Armed Polite Society
Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: Nick1911 on March 12, 2012, 01:54:14 AM
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AJ posted something that prompted me to try different removal techniques to get dried nail polish out of carpet.
Chemicals tried:
- Acetone
- Hydrogen Peroxide
- Carb Cleaner
- Ethanol Alcohol
- Ether
Results:
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Carb cleaner for the win. For reference, my carb cleaner is made of Xylene, Methyl Alcohol and Acetone. Outstanding results. Would have been better if I used a little more, too.
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Did you try MEK?
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Did you try MEK?
No, I actually mentioned to my roomate that I was sad that I didn't have any MEK around. I think it would work fantastic as well, providing it didn't also disolve the polymers in the carpet. (MEK has proven to be rather aggressive in my experience.)
I might try that, and some toluene tomorrow.
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Whatever uou do, remember to breath deeply.
stay safe.
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Carb cleaner for the win. For reference, my carb cleaner is made of Xylene, Methyl Alcohol and Acetone. Outstanding results. Would have been better if I used a little more, too.
Boy. Try that and La Esposa would be complaining of psychosomatic chemical sensitivities for a long time to come.
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I've got plenty of brake/carb cleaner I use as gunscrubber, so I'll try that. Although I'll have to wait for the weekend so I can do it in the morning and then run box fans in the girls bedroom for a good chunk of the day to make sure it's cleared out.