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    Removing hi-tek coating

    Made a mistake by using a pan instead of a basket and now have a bunch of bullets stuck in a blob witH excess coating glueing it all together. Not just bullets stuck together. Anyway to remove the excess or do I jusy melt and recast?

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    If they've not been baked acetone should break it down.

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    They have been baked. I think I’ll melt and recast. Seems to be the least work.

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    Boolit Bub
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    If baked melt and cast. If unbaked acetone will take the coating off. On the batches I’ve had to wash off. I use one container to remove the bulk of the coating and another for a final rinse before re-coating. Probably overkill cleaning in two steps but I save the acetone to use for the bulk removal next time.

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    from everything I've read, once cooked n cured it can not be removed.
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