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Old 06-02-2017, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Alan
The smell was well dissipated over 4 years ago!. Acetone worked the best.

I didn't know Jerry was a spam-bot...

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He wasn't, the mod's deleted that post and left the rest... Maybe we can get them to merge the tail of this thread with the "please delete" thread.
Old 06-02-2017, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by SeanR
Use Kroil?
Originally Posted by Alan
Kroil - Hah nice one!

Alan
What's wrong with Aerokroil? Easily the best I've used but always open to try something better.
Old 06-02-2017, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by jcorenman
He wasn't, the mod's deleted that post and left the rest... Maybe we can get them to merge the tail of this thread with the "please delete" thread.
Whew. I didn't figure that out until after I accepted the role when my post became #39 when the real span bot got deleted.
Old 06-02-2017, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by GT6ixer
What's wrong with Aerokroil? Easily the best I've used but always open to try something better.
Kroil smells about as bad...

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Originally Posted by Alan
Kroil smells about as bad...

Alan
Maybe, but it tastes pretty good...
Old 06-03-2017, 07:49 AM
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A very light spritz of Hoppe's #9 cures everything. Such a pleasant smell.
Old 06-03-2017, 03:01 PM
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One of these:

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I run it in the car a couple times a year, and in the boat every couple months.

Restores that 'new' smell.
Old 06-04-2017, 10:04 AM
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* I love the smell of PB blaster in the morning...*
Me too, I spray it on my pancakes.
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Hi, I just received a response from the Tech guy at PB, who states...

"Dan,

Thank you for your contact with our company and for being a loyal Blaster customer.

Removing the odor is basically the same thing as removing the product. PB can be removed from parts by washing the area with hot water and dishwashing detergent. If you want to avoid water on meatal parts, any petroleum based solvent (mineral spirits, paint thinner, etc.) will remove it. Bear in mind that as a penetrant, not all of the product will be removed, meaning there might be a residual odor. An odor absorbing powder should take care of that.

Ted H Smith

Safety/Quality Control
tsmith@blastercorp.com
800 858 6605 x244
"

Thanks
Old 06-10-2017, 01:52 PM
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Dan,
I can attest that hot water and dish washing detergent have minimal effect even in large quantities over many repeats/soaks - almost useless. White spirit, IPA little effect. Acetone eventually worked for me - but can be pretty aggressive for general use. In the end acetone flushing followed by detergent washing (to eliminate acetone residue smell) -> then plenty of drying/airing time was the ticket.

I wouldn't consider their advice very helpful.

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It’s very sad when some or most of you make jokes about what this man really wants done then he figure it out on his own while you all still joking.
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Originally Posted by ZOE SMITH
It’s very sad when some or most of you make jokes about what this man really wants done then he figure it out on his own while you all still joking.
This is true Zoe. The trouble is, Alan is a known troll who in all the years he's been a member here has never, not once, offered useful advice to anyone. That's why we all ganged up on him. The internet is a tough place indeed.



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