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Please read this if you use brake clean

ODFever

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Thanks for posting this. I don't plan on ever buying another can of brake cleaner. YIKES! :shock:
 

swbradley1

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This has been posted before about the dangers of welding after using brake clean to clean parts.

That being said it never hurts to repeat the warning.
 

Recovry4x4

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Despite the fact that it isn't quite as effective, I will only buy non chlorinated brake clean.
 

MWMULES

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Yet another reason when doing burning or wielding that you should be wearing a PAPR as you never know when you apply heat what you will cook up.
 

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The same kind of thing using a old flame refrigerant leak detector. It's been a long time since I was refreshed on the matter. But would never use one because R-12 passed through flame makes phosgene gas
 

TehTDK

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Last time I used BrakeClean was so soak a couple of Jerry's in it and then I pressure washed them clean.
 
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