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Where s the best place to buy the big 5L bottles of acetone?

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Acetone-5L-99-...ht_3725wt_1002
cheapest on ebay for 5litres posted
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Ive got some. £15 for 5 litres. PM if you'd like some.

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Also, I beleive its really cheap in France for some reason!.

I just raided boots and brought 1.5L in 250mm bottles for £6 - just taken the 4 wheels out and it works!
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Hi Guys,

Just wondering about Acetone, i have never used this before.

Since this winter i have been running 2wd & 4wd so much, found i have used well over 15sets wheels for both cars started to understand why ppl use this stuff due to the costs of wheels nowadays

Just wondered if anyone could tell me how do you use this stuff also if i get 5L of this how long does last?

Just like some advise on it before i try using it, also does it cause any affects to the wheels at all?
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Good post Carlin that just adds a few more questions to what I was asking I am in the same boat as you.

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Hi Guys,

Just wondering about Acetone, i have never used this before.

Since this winter i have been running 2wd & 4wd so much, found i have used well over 15sets wheels for both cars started to understand why ppl use this stuff due to the costs of wheels nowadays

Just wondered if anyone could tell me how do you use this stuff also if i get 5L of this how long does last?

Just like some advise on it before i try using it, also does it cause any affects to the wheels at all?
First time for me, no longer a virgin!.

Its VERY easy. Cut open tyres and take out foam to reuse. Cut as much rubber off the rim as possible, leaving 5 or 10mm is fine.

Submerge into the acetone and leave for 24hours. Take out and just peel off the remianing rubber.

Acetone disolves the super glue. Leave acetone in the a tub to reuse time after time.

Simples http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nqwtoF19CA

Look on youtube for how to's etc.
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ive got some reall good tubs 100% air and liquid tight specialy for acetone use
small tub holds 2.5ltrs £4
medium tubs 5 ltrs £5.50
large tubs 10 ltrs £8
xxl tubes upto 20 ltrs £10.50
and acetone same price as ben now £15
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I've just replaced my acetone after about 2-3 years of use still worked but was taking about a week to get some tyres off !!!
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Nuclear RC for acetone
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Thanks for the link awasome, just one more question to you guys.

Have you ever found problems with the tire coming undo from the wheels that have been already re-used & dipped by Acetone?
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No, as Acetone is a solvent and evaporates.
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Ive heard that if you put the wheels in an airtight container with a small amount of acetone in a cup the vapour is enough to desolve the glue. Has anyone tried this?

I just boil my wheels to get the tyres off but its quite messy.
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Cheers for the recommendation dude
But you dont post it!

Belsten, any one from your patch going to Off Road Wars?
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But you dont post it!

Belsten, any one from your patch going to Off Road Wars?
No I dont post sorry Yes me
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No I dont post sorry Yes me
Right then my little welsh Friend!. I'll have a extra large can of please
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Nuclear RC acetone is OFFICIALLY the best on the market and the cheapest.
Neil just get it - Dave maybe you should leave some with me!
Neil I have a spare gallon if you need it - sort out payment with Dave and he will just replace it for me.
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Ive heard that if you put the wheels in an airtight container with a small amount of acetone in a cup the vapour is enough to desolve the glue. Has anyone tried this?

I just boil my wheels to get the tyres off but its quite messy.
It is correct that the vapour from acetone is enough to resolve the glue and take off the tyre. But you will still have a nasty glue sirup left on the wheels if they are not submerged in acetone
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Tony, you harrasser!, you stalking me? I was thinking about stocking a load but you might be better to do (+mark up) for the local lads. Seems no where locally to buy this stuff (unless you know better?)

Bring a car load Belsten!
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