Annavlz Member Joined Jun 30, 2014 Messages 7 Reaction score 0 Aug 7, 2014 #1 So you can spray some rubbing alcohol if you want to attach more soap to older layer. Or to remove some ash. Rubbing alcohol is pure ethyl spirit. But can you use other spirits, such as methylated spirit (violet one)? Last edited: Aug 7, 2014
So you can spray some rubbing alcohol if you want to attach more soap to older layer. Or to remove some ash. Rubbing alcohol is pure ethyl spirit. But can you use other spirits, such as methylated spirit (violet one)?
lsg Staff member Admin Moderator Supporting Member Joined Oct 14, 2007 Messages 17,756 Reaction score 8,257 Aug 7, 2014 #2 Our rubbing alcohol is 70%-90% isopropyl alcohol. I wouldn't want to risk methylated spirits.
Dahila Well-Known Member Joined Dec 29, 2013 Messages 2,625 Reaction score 1,865 Location Canada, Ontario Aug 7, 2014 #3 I use 90% isopropyl alcohol
Ellacho Supporting Member Joined Dec 11, 2013 Messages 1,136 Reaction score 543 Location Northern CA Aug 7, 2014 #4 I buy 91% Isopropyl alcohol from Walgreens.
Annavlz Member Joined Jun 30, 2014 Messages 7 Reaction score 0 Aug 7, 2014 #5 Does it really help to "glue" layers/parts together?
lsg Staff member Admin Moderator Supporting Member Joined Oct 14, 2007 Messages 17,756 Reaction score 8,257 Aug 7, 2014 #6 I haven't tried it without an alcohol spritz so I can't say for sure. Why take a chance though?
Ellacho Supporting Member Joined Dec 11, 2013 Messages 1,136 Reaction score 543 Location Northern CA Aug 7, 2014 #7 Annavlz said: Does it really help to "glue" layers/parts together? Click to expand... Alcohol will help to prevent soda ash on the surface of soap in CP soap. It will not help to glue layers in CP but it will definitely help in MP soap.
Annavlz said: Does it really help to "glue" layers/parts together? Click to expand... Alcohol will help to prevent soda ash on the surface of soap in CP soap. It will not help to glue layers in CP but it will definitely help in MP soap.