Has anyone used acetone to strip the coating off of wire.I am thinking of getting a small amount and trying it out to see if it works.
New Guy
Has anyone used acetone to strip the coating off of wire.I am thinking of getting a small amount and trying it out to see if it works.
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The cost of the chemical will far outweigh the profit you gain,
Plus then you have to dispose of the used up acetone safely.
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Yea your right,I thought you could use it over and over.Just trying to get around getting a wire stripper I guess.I found a cable about a inch across full of smaller copper wire today about 20 feet long just looking for an easy way out.
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I have heard that you can run it thru a cloth and filter the junk out of it and reuse it numerous times.Yea your right,I thought you could use it over and over.
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Acetone is nail polish remover - why would that remove insulation from copper wire?
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Acetone will turn plastic into a liquid state, basically eat it up.Originally Posted by waredu
I know a rag full of acetone will take the paint right off a car fender, just don't ask how I know, I'll deny it.
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DCM will turn the plastic into a soft spagetti like substance, you'd get #1 berry price for it too.
DCMs expensive............
New Guy
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Actually you don't need acetone to strip clothing of wire, instead used cutter pliers and it is easy to strip wire clothing using this tool.
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Where do I find wire clothing? I've already got used cutter pliers....? You mean like a Knight's armor?
You mean you need used clothing to strip wire with acetone
Last edited by SuperDave; 08-27-2013 at 02:24 PM.
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