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Methanol

Discussion in 'Deer and Gameheads' started by earlytimes, Jul 22, 2017.

  1. earlytimes

    earlytimes New Member

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    Could Methanol be used for pickling animal hides and fish instead of Denatured Alcohol? Also, could it be used for degreasing ducks? It would be nice to be able to use one chemical for everything and Denatured alcohol and Coleman fuel are a bit pricey. Methanol can be purchased at about 1/4th of the cost.


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  2. hoytman

    hoytman UTA Member

    If it costs more, charge more, pretty simple. Methanol is neither a pickle nor a degreaser.
     

  3. livbucks

    livbucks Well-Known Member

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    Colemans fuel and VM&P Naptha are the same thing arent they? You can buy the naptha at a paint store in 5 gallon cans for a lot less than colemans.
     
  4. roonie

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    i thought methanol had addatives in it that some believe harmful to their engines. Made from grains??
     
  5. TIMBUCK

    TIMBUCK Active Member

    Pickling?????? Uh no...
     
  6. earlytimes

    earlytimes New Member

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    Do any of you guys use Denatured 50/50 for pickling?
     
  7. tazzymoto

    tazzymoto Well-Known Member

    Dawn works very well for greasing birds, And is not flamable
     
  8. livbucks

    livbucks Well-Known Member

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    Doesnt do that does it?
     
  9. Paul B

    Paul B Active Member

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    No, you need acid for pickling.