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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for Jim Thomas <mypa12@yahoo.com>:

  I use both acetone and MC while building my Legacy.  All critical bonds
  are cleaned with MC, but minor work such as body work, brackets,
  Clickbonds, and so forth are cleaned with acetone.  The reason is that I
  have yet to find a glove that will stand up to MC.  When I use MC I apply
  it with a clean rag held with large hemostats.  Can someone tell the LML
  readers what type of glove will stand up to MC and where to purchase them?
  
  Jim Thomas
  Legacy #166