“New” Old Stock Kasenit; Does it expire?

“New” Old Stock Kasenit; Does it expire?

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    SteveI
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      @stevei

      Hi,

      Will "new" old stock Kasenit work? Or should I buy a modern equivalent? I have a chance to get hold of some old stock but is it a waste of time?

      Steve

      #7480
      SteveI
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        @stevei
        #180102
        John Baguley
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          @johnbaguley78655

          I bought my Kasenit in 1973 and it still works ok smiley

          John

          #180104
          Fatgadgi
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            @fatgadgi

            Think mine's from the 80's. Grab it while you can

            Will

            #180108
            SteveI
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              @stevei

              Thanks!

              Steve

              #180109
              John C
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                @johnc47954

                It will be useless, may endanger the environment, cause global warming and kill whales. I will take it off your hands for a small fee and ensure it is properly disposed of in accordance with my own local H&S regs.

                John

                #180121
                MichaelR
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                  @michaelr

                  I bought a large tin in the 1980s from a Ironmonger who was selling up, how long it had been in stock before that I wouldn't know but it still does the job.

                  Snap it up while you have the chance.

                  #180128
                  Harry Wilkes
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                    @harrywilkes58467

                    I can help John take care of this environmental issue !!!

                    H

                    #180131
                    Versaboss
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                      @versaboss

                      What can happen after some years is that the tin can totally rusts away. My stock (bought 19-umpteen) is now in a plastic can., and works like on day one.

                      Regards, HansR.

                      #180142
                      Michael Gilligan
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                        @michaelgilligan61133

                        For info:

                        I just posted a link to the Kasenit MSDS, on the Flame Hardening thread.

                        MichaelG.

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