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It was just a variable that possibly could be a problem but you have ruled that out Michael. I don’t have any other suggestions, sorry. Tom -
I used distilled water for mixing Elma and also for the first rinse...so it should not be the water!? -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Specific gravity, an old unit of density. The Specific gravity of water is 1 so the benzene is less dense. -
Maybe it’s something in your water supply? Worth trying mixing the Elma 1:9 with deinonised/distilledwater? just a thought Tom
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Anyone know what this benzine grade spec means ?
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