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Yes I used some baccardi on a few old computers, they still work to this day =)

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i have used those grey micro fiber cloth (the ones tat come with ur screen protector) and they seem 2 be fine.

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Acetone or nailpolish remover (which it pretty much acetone), methylated spirits, turpentine (terps), gunwash (lowquality cheaper spirit, similar to terps) and paint thinner.

 

If you've got a dad with a respectably manly garage then you will probably find one of those chemicals in their, or if you have a kitchenatis adeptus partner or mother, she'll probably have methylated spirits under the kitchen sink or nailpolish in her bathroom.

 

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Just go to a hardware store and get some. I bought a 125mL bottle the other day for like $4.

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Yes I used some baccardi on a few old computers, they still work to this day =)

Doesn't that have sugar in it? :S

 

Its probably caramelized by now.

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Doesn't that have sugar in it? :S

 

Its probably caramelized by now.

Hahha yer that's what I thought, but it was a white rum so I thought it would have less sugar than a rum that is brown. But meh it seems fine.

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Doesn't that have sugar in it? :S

 

Its probably caramelized by now.

In a Breezer, yes. But if you use a normal Bacardi rum. it contains little to no sugar. The process of creating alcohol breaks down sugar into smaller carbon strings for the yeast to get nutrience from and in the process create alcohol

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