hexan said:Been reading a lot of great stuff but cant find a definitive answer to this Naphtha question.
What is the best brand of pure Naphtha in UK without any nasty additives?
Thanks
H
Entheojen said:Bartoline Premium White Spirits from B&Q
xibalbaNOW said:Look up Behlen.
No, but that's a good idea. It's unlikely that it'll remove any putatively nasty contaminant it, but it'll at least show you whether there's something to worry about in the first place.wilderness face said:Has anyone thought about pre-freezing naptha to see if anything precipitates/freezes out?
Infundibulum said:No, but that's a good idea. It's unlikely that it'll remove any putatively nasty contaminant it, but it'll at least show you whether there's something to worry about in the first place.wilderness face said:Has anyone thought about pre-freezing naptha to see if anything precipitates/freezes out?
Orion said:coleman fuel in the plastic bottles, most lighter fuels, and bartoline premium low odor white spirt (thinner than most white spirits and very clean, but takes a long time to evaporate)
soulfood said:hexan said:Been reading a lot of great stuff but cant find a definitive answer to this Naphtha question.
What is the best brand of pure Naphtha in UK without any nasty additives?
Thanks
H
To this day I still don't trust any of them.
I had a can of coleman fuel once that was fantastic, but it looked like it had been sat on the shelf in the store for about 5 years. Now after all this talk of blue dye, I'm reluctant to use it the one in the new packaging.
Now I'm using store bought lighter fluid, but as I don't trust it, I'm adding a crazy load of cleanup steps on the end. Well not a load. Just Freebase to fumarate, then back again via water re-x with sodium carbonate..
Chronic said:soulfood said:hexan said:Been reading a lot of great stuff but cant find a definitive answer to this Naphtha question.
What is the best brand of pure Naphtha in UK without any nasty additives?
Thanks
H
To this day I still don't trust any of them.
I had a can of coleman fuel once that was fantastic, but it looked like it had been sat on the shelf in the store for about 5 years. Now after all this talk of blue dye, I'm reluctant to use it the one in the new packaging.
Now I'm using store bought lighter fluid, but as I don't trust it, I'm adding a crazy load of cleanup steps on the end. Well not a load. Just Freebase to fumarate, then back again via water re-x with sodium carbonate..
Hows that working out for you yeild loss wise?
Ive got everything i need to do what you say but using behlen i felt safe with the resulting base...
