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No, though some say you need glass or metal, you do not. I am using a 2.5 gallon square bucket currently that has a lid that seals. If acetone ate plastic, why do they sell nail polish remover in small plastic bottles! Nail polish remover is....acetone.
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Boys, It will not melt a 5 gallon or the heavy plastic buckets. Take it to the bank. The vapors will melt the seal on the lids though.
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have tried the Sterilite and it dries it out and cracks very quick.
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Ya, I should mention I keep it in the shed, not in the house.....
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look for containers that have hdpe or pp stamped in the bottom acetone does eat certain types of plastic PVC for example I'm not a big fan of flammable liquid in glass containers
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that will work just fine
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antlerless or canines I have always used 5 gallon bucket with a lid but found out about the seal on the lid by accident. would be nice to find a good sealing container for stubborn/greasy antlered critters so it doesn't evaporate so fast.
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Bonez do you use acetone? If so.....Can you post some pics of your acetone set up?
Pictures anyone?
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For the acetone I use a metal turkey fryer pot with a lid. It will fit up to a 19" bear lying flat and you can seal the lid by taping with blue painters tape. I check on the skull every few days and have had skulls soaking for up to five weeks in the acetone to remove stubborn spots. I have not recorded any serious amounts of evaporation. I can get any where from 3-5 bears done before I have to replace the acetone.
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Where do you keep the acetone bucket?
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silver skin i use the same setup as i showed you for the peroxide tub inside a tub both with lids or a 5gal Spackle bucket the lids fit tighter i cant find any tight fitting lids for the tubs. I run a strip of gorilla tape around the edge i will help seal the lid
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