| Author | Message | ||
     spaclqd (Spaclqd) New member Username: Spaclqd Post Number: 1 Registered: 3-2006 |
ok, i have spilled pvc cement in my tank, and i cant use a toxic or flamable agent to clean this pvc up, and i have no choice but to use a liquid to clean this pvc cement up, the spill is in my tank at the bottom of the tank, about 1 foot in diameter, and i can poke at it and it seems really dry, i really need to liquify this spill so it can run thru my filters, this tank cannot be emptied, what chemical can i use to liquify pvc cement and not be toxic to humans or animals, and not be flammable | ||
| Alexander N Roberts (Whoo_mythbusters) Advanced Member Username: Whoo_mythbusters Post Number: 54 Registered: 9-2005 |
Good luch there bud....there probably would not be anything that is not toxic to animals or humans and not flamable .. one of the best bets would be rubbing alcohol or lighter fluid but both are toxic and flamable ...you will need some sourt of acid..a verry strong acid...what kind of tank is it a fish tank a gasoline tank, a kerosine tank...what is it made of plastic glass concrete..that might help a little bit | ||
| sanjay srivastav (Sanjay) New member Username: Sanjay Post Number: 1 Registered: 9-2006 |
can any one help me with the composition, how much pvc resin and Diop, stabilizer are to be mixed to make casting pvc labels |
