Believe it or not, this is my first post.
A friend showed me some bright shiny cans and offerered the secret if I was interested. My best efforts in past was to leave cans in the sun for a month or two, then clean with acetone. Not completely clear but mostly useable.
While cooking a corned beef, as per instructions ,I included a clean Coors can. Cooked for 30 min. @ 20 #, beef was good but no change to can on wiping with acetone. Today before putting cooker away tried again with a stack of mixed cans, de topped & bottomed. Cooked for 30 m @ 20 # & colors flushed away with application on acetone- except for the one Coors can.
Might have to go back to making airplanes again.
If my spelling is not up to snuff, just blame it on my turning 90 this month.
A friend showed me some bright shiny cans and offerered the secret if I was interested. My best efforts in past was to leave cans in the sun for a month or two, then clean with acetone. Not completely clear but mostly useable.
While cooking a corned beef, as per instructions ,I included a clean Coors can. Cooked for 30 min. @ 20 #, beef was good but no change to can on wiping with acetone. Today before putting cooker away tried again with a stack of mixed cans, de topped & bottomed. Cooked for 30 m @ 20 # & colors flushed away with application on acetone- except for the one Coors can.
Might have to go back to making airplanes again.
If my spelling is not up to snuff, just blame it on my turning 90 this month.