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Old 05-01-2010, 04:39   #1 (permalink)
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The local building thrift store has gallons of wood stain in various shades for 50 cents to $1 a gallon. I know wood stain and other wood prep products are flammable, I was wondering, besides the obvious staining of the fuel filters, is there anything against using wood stain as a fuel in the deuce? Probably a dumb question....but I'm taking a gamble here.
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NO No NO don't do it !!! it will cristilelize and ruin the FI'S
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Mike, there are some pretty fine solids in stain. I think it's be a big chance to take with some possible expensive results.

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You have to ask yourself, is it latex or oil based?
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I guess when that crap starts to dry in the tank you could always dump some lacquer thinner in the there to loosen it up.
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