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From: Peoria AZ
Well, that brings up the next question. Where exactly do you find it. As a Canadian product my Lady who came from Canada brought a supply with her.
By husbanding it carefully, it lasted awhile. I eventually found a hardware store that carried and I bought a large stock of it when they went out of business which brings me down to my last quart bottle. I have not seen it anywhere and I need to start looking. I know people who have found it scattered around the country. I don't know anyone locally.
The local hardware store was private owned. So could not relate to a chain operation.
I never heard of Grez-off. Sounds like I need to know about it.
The harbor frieght product is actually pretty good and I use it for a number of things. One of which is wood working. When Stripping the finish off of wood furniture I use a product that is bio-degradable and water neutralized. Jasco. The Harbor Freight product is named Heavy Duty Degreaser in big green letters. How novel. It is pretty good, mixed with warm water it washes off the stripper material and does not have a side problem.
But Spraynine, the best I have ever seen.
By husbanding it carefully, it lasted awhile. I eventually found a hardware store that carried and I bought a large stock of it when they went out of business which brings me down to my last quart bottle. I have not seen it anywhere and I need to start looking. I know people who have found it scattered around the country. I don't know anyone locally.
The local hardware store was private owned. So could not relate to a chain operation.
I never heard of Grez-off. Sounds like I need to know about it.
The harbor frieght product is actually pretty good and I use it for a number of things. One of which is wood working. When Stripping the finish off of wood furniture I use a product that is bio-degradable and water neutralized. Jasco. The Harbor Freight product is named Heavy Duty Degreaser in big green letters. How novel. It is pretty good, mixed with warm water it washes off the stripper material and does not have a side problem.
But Spraynine, the best I have ever seen.
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From: Lost in New Jersey
Hmm, they say on there website where they are
http://spraynine.com/content/where-to-buy
My father is a truck driver, so I normally get it from the truck garage in spray bottles (I grab 2 of each everytime I get the camper) that should be proof enough of how it works lol. If there are none of those stores near you Im sure you can find it somewhere on line
http://www.amazon.com/Permatex-26832.../dp/B0014COKYU
http://www.amazon.com/Spray-Corporat.../dp/B003B5O8HW
http://spraynine.com/content/where-to-buy
My father is a truck driver, so I normally get it from the truck garage in spray bottles (I grab 2 of each everytime I get the camper) that should be proof enough of how it works lol. If there are none of those stores near you Im sure you can find it somewhere on line
http://www.amazon.com/Permatex-26832.../dp/B0014COKYU
http://www.amazon.com/Spray-Corporat.../dp/B003B5O8HW
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Or you can necropost to prob about 5 after being warned (this one was just an acknowledgement so now big deal) but there are weird life forms that come and run around giving advice to 5 year old posts to people who have the word "banned" next to their name.
Please don't be a Necro Nelly.
Have a nice day.
(No I am not always this cranky....but close)
Please don't be a Necro Nelly.
Have a nice day.
(No I am not always this cranky....but close)
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