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 Posted 07/29/2011  11:09 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add saturno to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
" Use the clear wrap to cover the dish the coin and acetone are in if you are going to let the coin soak for a period of time, not wrap the coin itself."

Thanks Lion4Life! How stupid of me to think otherwise!
well as they say, I rather ask some stupid questions than do some stupid things!
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Acetone is very volatile, it must be used in a sealed, glass container. A baby food jar would work great. Keep is away from ALL plastic as it will melt most plastics.

After soaking, rinse with fresh, clean acetone. There's no need to use water.
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For acetone, I use the canning jars with rings (Ball or Kerr jars). Instead of using the regular lid inserts or a pickle jar lid (they have rubber seals which the acetone will transform into goo), I use aluminum foil. With the rings it makes a sufficient seal to prevent too much evaporation.
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Thanks everybody.
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