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Originally Posted by rydabent
Why not just use plain old kerosene. There is no way it can hurt metal.
Because "plain old kerosene" isn't a readily available as it once was. 40 years ago, you might have been able to get kerosene at just about any corner gas station. Today, you have to seek out somewhere that carries. Mineral spirits are more readily available and come in smaller volumes
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