Best Smoke Oil?
#28
Any idea what is in the concrete form release stuff ? Could be some really bad stuff for the lungs . A MSDS sheet should be available
and then go from there as to the toxicity of the concoction when burned an released into the air . Could be real poison..... big time . Just a healthy question.
and then go from there as to the toxicity of the concoction when burned an released into the air . Could be real poison..... big time . Just a healthy question.
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I would like to know this also
#30
Fastenal MSDS
Here is the link hope it works. Link....... [ATTACH]2087031[/IMG]
Not good stuff. Hazardous material, Avoid heat and flame, heavier than air, and avoid breathing smoke. Pretty much sums it up but is good reading for those that are concerned with health for themselves and others. Apparently not allowed into Brazil for use as concrete form release agent of all places. Very toxic at any time leave alone being burned.
Not good stuff. Hazardous material, Avoid heat and flame, heavier than air, and avoid breathing smoke. Pretty much sums it up but is good reading for those that are concerned with health for themselves and others. Apparently not allowed into Brazil for use as concrete form release agent of all places. Very toxic at any time leave alone being burned.
Last edited by stegl; 04-07-2015 at 09:59 AM.
#32
By what I can figure is the major component is diesel fuel plus following additives that is probably the killer when burned but also in unburned:
1,2,3 - triethylbenzene
Biphenyl
Naphthalene
Xylene
Cunene
Benzene
All in smaller quantities but non the less bad stuff......... won't see me using it as I value my friends and fellow flyers too much.
Checked on the Super Dri smoke oil and though not nearly as bad ; still should not be inhaled; burned or unburned state.
1,2,3 - triethylbenzene
Biphenyl
Naphthalene
Xylene
Cunene
Benzene
All in smaller quantities but non the less bad stuff......... won't see me using it as I value my friends and fellow flyers too much.
Checked on the Super Dri smoke oil and though not nearly as bad ; still should not be inhaled; burned or unburned state.
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shipping on this is $33.00
http://aerographix.biz/Remote-Contro...?product_id=39
do the math 113, maybe you they "like you" and give you cheaper shipping? All I know is that I can get super dri for the same price from tower and based on my experience with both I much rather use super dri.
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I ran Super dry, robart, and Aeroculumulis back to back last year. There is a very big difference in the aeroculumulis & super dry vs robart.
Both (super dry and aeroculumulis) stayed in the air with thick white smoke. Then I re ran the super dry and aeroculumulis... And many people thought the aeroculumulis left a thicker whiter smoke trail. By the way, I did this on a 40% airplane and my Futura.
I had had a few guys decide as I could only watch the plane and they watched the smoke.
One big thing I noticed with the Aeroculumulis vs the robart is that it didn't flair up (catch on fire) behind the turbine... Whereas the robart lit up easily.
Aeroculumulis is all the way.
Both (super dry and aeroculumulis) stayed in the air with thick white smoke. Then I re ran the super dry and aeroculumulis... And many people thought the aeroculumulis left a thicker whiter smoke trail. By the way, I did this on a 40% airplane and my Futura.
I had had a few guys decide as I could only watch the plane and they watched the smoke.
One big thing I noticed with the Aeroculumulis vs the robart is that it didn't flair up (catch on fire) behind the turbine... Whereas the robart lit up easily.
Aeroculumulis is all the way.