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Scott Dorsey wrote:
It's 2-butoxyethanol, with a little soap and water and a pH buffer to keep it alkaline. In the US, you can buy commercial degreasers with much higher 2-butoxyethanol content (Ace Hardware sells something by the gallon that is almost half 2-butoxyethanol), but 409 is plenty strong. It's a good solvent for anything greasy or oily. --scott Scott and others Thanks for the info - sounds fine for greasy metalwork but not plastics, paint or rubber. Simon |
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