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prtdvl
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Anyone used this metal treatment in their engine?
 
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runback19
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Used it before, not anymore. It's a chorinated paraffin.
 
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runback19
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Used it before, not anymore. It's a chlorinated paraffin.

Sorry about typo.
 
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prtdvl
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Every reference to Militec-1 states it does not have chlorinated parafins.
 
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bruce381
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Chlorinated parriffin.

"Hazardous Decomposition or Byproducts
When burning, may form carbon monoxide (Typical of organic lubricants) and hydrogen chloride"

AND

"Specific Gravity (H2O=1)/25°C
1.142"

From there MSDS sheet
both density and Hydo Chlorine = chlorinated parrifin, ester or fat.

bruce
 
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