Not bad at all - needs the odd application of 303 every month of so to keep it spotless though, although to be honest I'm too busy using it to clean it!
so how do you clean the tubes with this toluene if it burns through rubber gloves ??
andy
I just had to keep changing gloves regularly (seriously). You don't need much anyway, just wipe it over the tubes. It is the tube protector (e.g. 3M or 303) that brings the deep colour back anyway.
so how do you clean the tubes with this toluene if it burns through rubber gloves ??
andy
Toluene is just a paint thinner; if used in a well ventilated area- no problem.
You do not even need gloves. Give your hands a good rub with hand cream. before and after use. Have used gallons of the stuff no problem.
Oh, don't drink it.
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Running around like a head with it's chicken cut off.
Toluene is just a paint thinner; if used in a well ventilated area- no problem.
You do not even need gloves. Give your hands a good rub with hand cream. before and after use. Have used gallons of the stuff no problem.
Oh, don't drink it.
Tell that to all the ex-gravure printers with skin cancer
