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  • #31
    Thank you for clearing that up John, I'll be sure to protect myself from this nasty stuff.
    Andrew Murchie

    19XX Uniflite ??Runabout 17??
    1967 Johnson Golden Meteor V100

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    • #32
      No problem. I can't stress enough how dangerous that stuff is. It isn't the get mildly sick sort of chemical. It will cause blindness if you get it in your eyes, so wear glasses or goggles, etc. I wear gloves and change out often and don't rub my eyes until I've had a wash. Also, if you are in an enclosed space, open it up some and wear a respirator. Lastly, I keep mine in a small bottle with skulls and poison warnings all over it. My kids have been briefed on it and know not to mess with it if I leave it out for some reason.

      Enjoy!
      John Forsythe

      '59 Bellboy 404 - Pretty Girl
      Past Affairs:
      '61 Marathon - Jammie Dodger

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      • #33
        MEKP! Yes, is probably the worst chemical we work with on fiberglass boats. Try not to get any on your skin. And don't breath the fumes. I try to always use forced ventilation when working with fiberglass. Good advice above.......
        Captain Tim (McSkagit) Jones 1959 Skagit 31 Saratogan

        http://www.closeencountersecotours.com

        Pay it forward.......take a kid for a boat ride

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