Protek evaporation/try this

[Jon Page]

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At $43/quart it is a very good idea to salvage the residue. What would you
dissolve it in?  New Protek?  Incorporate the 'cake' into your own version
of VJ Lube?

You could always transfer a new can to a more air tight container but the
last time I ordered, it arrived in a plastic container which is tight.

Regards,

Jon Page

At 03:19 AM 09/20/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>I have had several tins of Protek totally evaporate, in my shop, but it is
>Arizona and my shop sometimes gets to 90 to  100 degrees.
>
>I checked the cans, and each would not seal well. That is, put the cap on
>tightly, then squeeze, and listen to the air going in and out. Try it. They
>are lousy containers.
>
>More to the point, the material should be able to be resuspended in some
>solvent. I have saved the cans with the material caked at the bottom. Have
>not had time to try experimentation yet, but has anyone else tried and found
>a good solvent to reconstitute the materials?
>
>Bill Simon
>Phoenix

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