If this works well, good option.Microtek - 26-12-2019 at 08:37
It does if the binder is ordinary PIB and a compatible plasticizer. You should knead it to accelerate the process, and possibly also heat it gently (I
would suggest ca. 40C). Also, whatever solvent you decide to use, you will need a couple washes before the binder level gets low enough for the
product to be free flowing.Petn1933 - 26-12-2019 at 10:00
It does if the binder is ordinary PIB and a compatible plasticizer. You should knead it to accelerate the process, and possibly also heat it gently (I
would suggest ca. 40C). Also, whatever solvent you decide to use, you will need a couple washes before the binder level gets low enough for the
product to be free flowing.
I will remove 10 grams of c4 and will test this.Pyro_cat - 30-12-2019 at 19:59
Is it chemically combined with any of the other ingredients, how maybe some water and a centrifuge ?
And when is the expired explosive thrift store having a sale so we can all stock up ?Flawed Soul - 6-4-2020 at 14:55
You're going backwards, lol Most of us are struggling to come up with good binders and plasticizers to make quality "plastique" and you are going the
other way. I guess you have your reasons, good luck. Would heptane or hexane dissolve the binders or PIB? Might be worth looking into
