by some querke in the danish cemical law you can't by solvent green with out a permit but you can by cellulose thinner i have used the beste of 2 hours klining figurs with that stuff. my alser hurts i have headaic and feel rather bad can somebudy please help me finding a alternative

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Brake fluid is the way to go IMO works faster and better from my experiments I've yet to have any problems with it and just wear latex gloves when using it

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I believe oven cleaner may work wonders for resin but please don't quote me on it as I have not used it yet. I use Nitromors (paint remover, very thick) for metals - no harm done by leaving them in for long periods and as Olly says brake fluid for plastics.

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That's weird about Simple Green needing a permit in Denmark. Wikipedia states that they have spent over 3 million US proving its safety.

yes but DK laws are sometime strenge at best other times its weard (other example you need a permit to use deprosin (industries atiseptic cliener (tottaly harmles) but you can bay vanish (or as its known originaly CYCLONE B) of the shelf in any supper market

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