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most of you would have seen the lobot i have just bought with the dots on his pocket.
after rubbing them with my nail .then i baby wipe they hadfaded alot,so i tried some cif on a bit off kitchen roll and they jusy dissappeared.the fugure is now nm :D :D
any one else tried this
 

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I have a strong chemical that i liberated from work which will remove paint from figures.But it will allso melt figures. :oops: :cry:

****ing hell tf ,i only wanted to get rid of a bit of muck
 

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TWOFOOT said:
I have a strong chemical that i liberated from work which will remove paint from figures.But it will allso melt figures. :oops: :cry:

What's the chemical out of interest? (Not to sniff it, I work in Chemistry)
 

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Fitzy said:
TWOFOOT said:
I have a strong chemical that i liberated from work which will remove paint from figures.But it will allso melt figures. :oops: :cry:

What's the chemical out of interest? (Not to sniff it, I work in Chemistry)

domino 1000l wash
eec number 201-159-0 BUTANONE

It is used for removing date stamps from the top of tin cans.
 

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TWOFOOT said:
Fitzy said:
TWOFOOT said:
I have a strong chemical that i liberated from work which will remove paint from figures.But it will allso melt figures. :oops: :cry:

What's the chemical out of interest? (Not to sniff it, I work in Chemistry)

domino 1000l wash
eec number 201-159-0 BUTANONE

It is used for removing date stamps from the top of tin cans.

Just read the MSDS sheet for butanone. Not as bad as some but can affect the central nervous system, damage internal organs and cause birth defects in high levels. A bit like booze really. :D

Here's a really fun one I know of.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrofluoric_acid

Essentially it could cause your bones to crumble after passing through your skin with only minor burns. Unless it destroyed all your internal organs first. :shock:
 

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Essentially it could cause your bones to crumble after passing through your skin with only minor burns. Unless it destroyed all your internal organs first

hydroflouric :shock: i work with that **** as well! as well as Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide and cyanide!!

what a way to make a living :?

mash
 

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mash said:
Essentially it could cause your bones to crumble after passing through your skin with only minor burns. Unless it destroyed all your internal organs first

hydroflouric :shock: i work with that **** as well! as well as Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide and cyanide!!

what a way to make a living :?

mash

My job ticks all those boxes too. What do you do?
 

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mash said:
Essentially it could cause your bones to crumble after passing through your skin with only minor burns. Unless it destroyed all your internal organs first

hydroflouric :shock: i work with that **** as well! as well as Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide and cyanide!!

what a way to make a living :?

mash


bloody hell mash ,i thought that was a picture of the guy from hellraiser :lol: :wink:
 

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Fitzy said:
mash said:
Essentially it could cause your bones to crumble after passing through your skin with only minor burns. Unless it destroyed all your internal organs first

hydroflouric :shock: i work with that **** as well! as well as Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide and cyanide!!

what a way to make a living :?

mash

My job ticks all those boxes too. What do you do?

i used to have a job involving lots of chemicals ,used to get told they were well dangerous.made me go to clubs and dance to loud music while blowing whistles.

sorry that wasnt the job ,the job was where i went to recover :lol: :wink:
 

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My job ticks all those boxes too. What do you do?
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i am an electroplater mate mainly doing aircraft engines and ground turbines, how about yourself??

bloody hell mash ,i thought that was a picture of the guy from hellraiser

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: handsome bastard arent i :lol:

mash
 

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mash said:
My job ticks all those boxes too. What do you do?
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i am an electroplater mate mainly doing aircraft engines and ground turbines, how about yourself??
mash

I'm an analytical chemist. Same chemicals, way different jobs. Pretty weird that.

You probably use those chemicals in way bigger quantities than I do though. All pretty nasty stuff and that's even before you start combining them into yet more fun things. Don't mix the cyanide and the acid. That would be bad. :(
 

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You probably use those chemicals in way bigger quantities than I do though. All pretty nasty stuff and that's even before you start combining them into yet more fun things

we use massive amounts of them for stripping our coatings off when they have gone wrong. they are normally at 30 - 50 % strength though so not that bad really oh yes the cyanide is kept away from the acid area in a locked cabinet :wink: probably because someone mixed it with acid!!! :lol:

i like putting copper into nitric acid that is a great reaction :lol: :lol: :!:

mash
 

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If they taught fun chemistry like this in school then they may actually take an interest.

No body much gives a toss that vinigar will dissolve limestone. Frothing, groovy colours and big bangs are what is called for. I wouldn't want to have to be the teacher who had to run that class though. :)
 

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If they taught fun chemistry like this in school then they may actually take an interest.

No body much gives a toss that vinigar will dissolve limestone. Frothing, groovy colours and big bangs are what is called for. I wouldn't want to have to be the teacher who had to run that class though. :)

you have to be a ninja just to teach RE nowadays :shock:
 
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