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Mal-Truite

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Hello everyone. I recently developed an interest for the purely theoretical extraction of spice. I would never attempt something witch is illegal in Canada (god bless the queen and all her sacred rules), but I often have question coming to my mind, such as this one:

IF SWIM would attempt to extract spice using marsofold tek, choose to evap his chosen solvent witch is Coleman camping fuel, and get a very blue spice as a sad result, he would guess his solvent would be not suitable for this purpose. Does anyone know what other solvent he could find without ordering online if he would live around Mo ntreal Ca nada? (VM & P is not allowed here) And what would be the best way to fix his blue spice.

To tell more about myself, I love PsyTrance, Buddhsim, Veganism, and i am starting to learn info-graphics (trippy stuff on their way)

Peace and love
 

Go thru that list & find a clean solvent that is a canadian brand.

I've come across a few on there but don't remember the names as i'm not from canada so it is of no use to me.

Once you've found it there, shop around until you find some, check the msds still, evap test still.
Make sure the glass you evap test on is clean & free of dust & soap residue.
 
The color is prolly cause of anti-rust addidtives from the NPS. You could process a mini A/B to clean the blue magic.

Mini A/B => dissolve the DMT in your NPS (a pure one) and follow the clean up steps as in this thread.

Now, you just need to find a proper solvant, good luck !
 
concombres said:

Go thru that list & find a clean solvent that is a canadian brand.

I've come across a few on there but don't remember the names as i'm not from canada so it is of no use to me.

Once you've found it there, shop around until you find some, check the msds still, evap test still.
Make sure the glass you evap test on is clean & free of dust & soap residue.

Thanks for your help, this look very complicated to me, I hope I can understand how to find a pure canadian proper solvent there and then find where to buy it offline.
 
DansMaTete said:
The color is prolly cause of anti-rust addidtives from the NPS. You could process a mini A/B to clean the blue magic.

Mini A/B => dissolve the DMT in your NPS (a pure one) and follow the clean up steps as in this thread.

Now, you just need to find a proper solvant, good luck !

Thank you but the link you post lead to nowhere for me, maybe because I am a new member and dont have access?
 
Would a bestine Re-X + activated carbon wash work to clean up that theoretical mess?

Thank you for your help
 
Tell your "friend" to use this. Hypothetically speaking, of course.

SuperFuel

No additives, evaporates clean. It is sold at MEC and SAIL outdoors stores. There is probably one of those stores near your location. SAIL has a number of stores in Quebec. I'm sure one of them is near Montreal.
 
Mal-Truite said:
concombres said:

Go thru that list & find a clean solvent that is a canadian brand.

I've come across a few on there but don't remember the names as i'm not from canada so it is of no use to me.

Once you've found it there, shop around until you find some, check the msds still, evap test still.
Make sure the glass you evap test on is clean & free of dust & soap residue.

Thanks for your help, this look very complicated to me, I hope I can understand how to find a pure canadian proper solvent there and then find where to buy it offline.

Not complicated at all. There is a dropdown list with solvent brands. Each has been analyzed in a lab & results posted. Just find a brand you recognize or have seen around (or google & find a canadian one) that is clean.

The evap test is simple. Use a clean, dry pyrex dish, evap & it should leave no oily or colored residue.

Check the msds online by searching for brandname + msds. If it is clean on evap, msds, & the dropdown list, should be perfectly safe.
 
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