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100% Acetone Container?

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Doesn't the jar lid have some sort of rubber or soft plastic seal? Wouldn't the acetone vapor eventually attack that?

It might eventually, but if the jar is upright it shouldn't contaminate the acetone, and when the jar seals become problematic just replace the jar.
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Don't forget about aluminum foil as a cap/lid for a glass, ceramic or plastic container, if you are using short soak times.
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Don't forget about aluminum foil as a cap/lid for a glass, ceramic or plastic container, if you are using short soak times.


Great tip, thank you!
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You can buy glass jars with Teflon lined screw caps. Those are the best. I would be concerned about other liners and how they are attached to the cap.
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I recently bought a small glass jar with a metal screw on cap at a thrift store . $0.49 with my vets discount . So far so good .
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Do you use acetone on silver also?
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Alpha, what does the Olive oil do to the coins ?
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Do you use acetone on silver also?


http://goccf.com/t/85783
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Check this out:

How long too soak in olive oil?


http://goccf.com/t/193593



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