Re: MEK substitue...?
I use Acetone or Lacquer thinner for clean up as the MEK is more expensive.
Iv'e been using the substitute MEK without much of an issue.
I never covered and airplane before so what do I know? It's a PITA either way.
My paint shop cannot source any pure MEK atm so I'll make do. I have one gallon pure MEK in reserve if needed.
I did send an e-mail to the Poly-Fiber folks for clarification.
"Somebody said that carrier pilots were the best in the world, and they must be or there wouldn't be any of them left alive." Ernie Pyle
Brett Butler
Flying: N46KF, 1998 Model 5 Outback, 912ul 110hp, G3x with 2 axis a/p, Beringer wheels & brakes, SS7 firewall forward, NR prop, Custom paint
Re: MEK substitue...?
I was told by a reliable source (Detective/nephew) that original formula MEK is used in the process of producing Methamphetamine. I don't think it's illegal in my state but maybe has to do with store policy and perhaps political correctness.
Re: MEK substitue...?
Received this email from Stits Polyfiber
Stits PolyFiber by F&M Enterpriseschipmull@gmail.com
9910 Air Park Drive
Granbury, Texas 76049
817-279-8045
I can only find MEK substitute. Is that OK to use?
- Brett Butler
On Tue, Jun 9, 2020 at 9:49 PM Stits Polyfiber <wrote:
Yes, that's fine.
"Somebody said that carrier pilots were the best in the world, and they must be or there wouldn't be any of them left alive." Ernie Pyle
Brett Butler
Flying: N46KF, 1998 Model 5 Outback, 912ul 110hp, G3x with 2 axis a/p, Beringer wheels & brakes, SS7 firewall forward, NR prop, Custom paint
Re: MEK substitue...?
Terry
ATP, Goldseal CFI/CFII/MEI
SS7
Portland, OR
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