Safety Warning to all those with welders

[MustGoFaster]

No, it's not really about welding, a welder sure helps the probelm along quite nicely!

http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm

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[Kevin 1G Drummer]

Wow, that's crazy!

[tpunx99GSX]

Wow, crazy but good to know. I know I rarely read the actual labels when using these sprays. Maybe now i will do that more often. thanks for sharing.

[mlomker]

Chemical weapons 101. I feel sorry for the guy...I've made my share of poor judgment calls.

[s1ngletracker]

anyone know if this would apply to common brake/carb cleaners you can get at auto parts stores? That's pretty much all I use.

[tpunx99GSX]

anyone know if this would apply to common brake/carb cleaners you can get at auto parts stores? That's pretty much all I use.

Thats what he was using in the article. common brake cleaner bought at a auto parts store.
Just dont light it on fire, or weld around it and you will be fine.

[DoughtCom]

That's fucking scary I use this shit to clean my hands, yes I know I'll probably die of skin cancer. What's even more scary is I'm as stubborn as this dude when it comes to shit like that, I'll have to remember that.

[Goat Blower]

Holy crap, I use brake cleaner for everything, including cleaning areas I'm going to weld. I've never hit a wet patch of it though, I usually dry it with compressed air. I had no idea it could be that serious, but I do get a little buzz when I use a couple of cans in a row.

[Alpha D]

O_O there goes unnecessary detailing . . .

[cmspaz]

Does this include the non-chlorinated stuff? That's all I use due to already having sensitive sinuses.

I should look at PB Blaster, too, that shit always gives me a nasty cough.