Deo
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Toluene and other solvents in California
Does anyone know any OTC sources of toluene in California? Everything is banned either because idiots tried sniffing it or "evironmental health".
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Eleutheria
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I have a bunch of toluene available I’m trying to sell.
You can find my post in the recent list of threads. For toluene, I’ve been offering people 1L for $15 and 1gal for $30. The price just keeps going
down the more people buy. It’s ACS grade 99.90%. Plenty more available than this.
[Edited on 23-12-2024 by Eleutheria]
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charley1957
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Wow. Too bad you’re not in Texas. Every lumber yard in the state and most hardware stores sell toluene by the gallon. About $18, a little less in
some places, a little more in others.
You can’t claim you drank all day if you didn’t start early in the morning.
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Quote: Originally posted by charley1957  | | Wow. Too bad you’re not in Texas. Every lumber yard in the state and most hardware stores sell toluene by the gallon. About $18, a little less in
some places, a little more in others. |
At least in the part of Texas where I lived, I was still only able to
find toluene at certain Ace Hardware stores. Home Depot and Lowe’s didn’t carry it. It wasn’t exactly a breeze to find.
So I’d try Ace if you haven’t yet. They might still have it in California too. Then again, when I search their website, the only things that come
up are xylene and the dreaded “Painter’s Solvent” that seems to be popping up more and more in place of pure solvents.
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