will this resist alcohol type fuel
2017277
I use this on my rc planes. It is head and shoulders above any hobby epoxy. Resistant ? most certainly. Proof ? I wouldn't suggest soaking it in a vat of glow fuel. If used on the fire wall, cover in a little dope if you need more assurance. T-88"s sister product "Gel Magic" is one notch better because it is thixotropic. You can glob it on a vertical surface and it won't run off. Both are excellent epoxy's though in my opinion. The area around proper glue joint will fail before the T-88 lets go.
1920934
It will, but not very well. Best to use denatured alcohol from hardware stores.
517734
No, I wouldn't even try. Alcohol is much more flammable than kerosene and lamp oil. It's also more expensive. It's always better and safer to use the fuel the appliance was designed for. It does burn very well in stoves designed for alcohol use.
1250679
I have no idea. If there is alcohol in it then no. If not, then perhaps. Either way should not affect effectiveness.
1911125
It's made for 'alchohol' ; I use methanol. Petrol or gasoline would probably create a lot of soot; also toxic fumes.
1960464
None, It is important to note, (1) I use only non ethanol 93 octane (2) 1oz accelerator per gal. 1.3 bar tune (3) evoms club sport intercoolers
1416157
i have used mine with camp fuel at 4000 ft works fine but it likes 100%denatured alcohol 90% works at 3000 ft
21829
I wouldn't, this is a strong solvent and the sending unit for the gas level changed a bit when I used the product. Use this product with 4 gallons of fuel no more.
915239
Please visit the following website: http://swissarmytrangia.blogspot.com/ It's an article about the Swedish army Trangia stove that you'll probably find interesting. But to answer your question, toward the bottom of the article the author goes into a fair amount of detail about what types of fuel can be burned in the Trangia. 91% rubbing alcohol will work but according to the author is not recommended. Denatured alcohol has been described as the best overall fuel.
342194
You can use Heat gas treament or air break anti- freeze, these are two items I use in mind now. There are other fuel sources out there go on Utube and look.
802110
I use regular nitro fuel from the local hobby shop top fuel plus, but it is 20% so I would say yes!
1476995
I think so. That is unless the surface bends a lot. The glue sticks to plastic and does not dissolve in fuel.
933600
Hi Chery J.! I have intalled it on my Buggy and the gas in my country has about 21% of alcohol and so far any sign of problem.
549024
All I can offer is the comment on the package that states it is 'ethanol resistant'. What this means in the real world is anyones guess, perhaps a call to their customer relations folks could add clarity.
54671
You can use most any alcohol over about 80%. I've found that drinking (ethyl) alcohol and isopropyl tend to spit and sputter while burning and that may be an issue with the safety. Denatured burns with a slightly yellowed flame (not as hot) but burns well. By far, the best fuel I've used is the yellow bottle HEET brand gasoline additive (methyl), and price-wise its also about the cheapest. Also, be cautious of too small of a windscreen on these stoves as they can overheat and flare up. They need to breath.
1148964
Use premium gasoline and if you can't get non-ethanol use a fuel stabilizer additive.
1166716
That fuel has such a high content of ethanol, that I question how many cars are really set up to run it without long term negative effects. Even 10% ethanol blends are extremely hygroscopic.