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Acetone - which?
Hi all,
I’m Looking at getting 5 litres of acetone to remove the old tyres from my wheels. There are lots of suppliers on the Bay of E but the purity of the acetone varies. Does it matter which acetone I use? Thanks for reading. |
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Don't bother with acetone
Go and buy the cheap food steamer from argus(£15 approx)and cut out your insert and as much of the old tyre as you can.90 minutes in the steamer nice clean wheel,you will need a thick glove and pliers to remove the of tyre,.. Cheaper and safer... Have recommended this to loads of people...
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The more pure the acetone is the better it will work
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+1 for the steamer. If you are tight like me dont cut the tyre off and they can then be reused on you sons basher.
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Hi All,
Just a heads up. Sainsburys selling Murphy Richards steamers for £10 so be quick! Doing some wheels right now!! |
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Top tip that one!
just claimed wifes old steamer did a couple pairs saved inserts aswell dumped rims in clean acetone just to clean them up works a treat dave |
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