Re: Toluene vs. Toulene

["Doyt W. Echelberger" <Doyt@nwonline.net>]

I'll suggest staying away from labs as a source of this stuff.

What you _don't_ need is 'analytical grade' toluene.  It will have a
printed chemical analysis on the label, and that makes it very costly. It
is useful in doing chemical analysis.

You are going to dump it into a gasoline tank, and the lowest grade
available will be just fine, and will cost the least.

Doyt Echelberger



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> Now, where the he!! does one go about buying this stuff?  I've been to Dunn
> Edwards and PPG Auto painting.  No luck.  Any suggestions???

My local hardware store (HWI affiliate) carries pints, quarts, and
gallons of acetone, xylol, alcohol, toluene, MEK, and probably a few
other wonderfully toxic solvents.  Don't know where you're located but I
bet you can't buy it in California, clean air, smog, and VOC's coming to
mind...

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