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Barry,
I have used an automatic center punch to put a very small puncture in
the
can above the fluid level, usually just below the top rim. You may have
to
tip the can if it is full and punch on the high side. A sharp awl would
work as well. Use eye protection just in case. Some material may escape
the hole due to the propellant being mixed in with the material and
causing
it foam. A VERY small hole cuts this loss. I had some luck with an oil
product by chilling it in the freezer to thicken the material. Don't know
how that would work with Corroless.
Once the propellant is gone just cut a slot and pour it into a container.
If you ever wondered what they due with marble "seconds" just look inside
an empty spray can!
Good Luck,
Clay Scott
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Date: Thu, 2 Jan 1997 15:17:04 -0800
From: Bschwartz@encad.com (Barry Schwartz)
Subject: Clogged aresol -
Fellow scions -
I thought I'd tap the wisdom of the list. I have a completly full spray
can
of Corroless that refuses to spray
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Barry Schwartz
Bschwartz@encad.com (work)
Bschwart@pacbell.net (home)
(San Diego)
70' Spitfire (major surgery almost done) , 72'-V6 Spitfire (daily driver)
70'GT6+
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