Um, I didn't mean making cocktails during op sessions -- or at the workbench. Just after completing a project! Of course those not consuming alcohol at all will miss the multiple-use feature. Tony

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Tony, some railroads observe Rule G. And some observe the exceptions to the rule. C. Peck

Exactly what I found. Presumably the substitute is effective as a paint thinner, but it's pretty useless for welding plastic. Jack Mullen

Charles Peck wrote: Yeah, but you can make cocktails with Everclear. Multiple use! Tony Thompson tony@...

Add paint stores and chandleries; it's a fine cleaning sovent. If you think of using it for hand sanitizers, though, it probably doensn't meet US Pharmacopeia standards — "Don't worry, boys, it's

Well, Branchline put the paint scheme date on the box. Rapido, True Line, Tangent, Exactrail, and Intermountain (and probably some I’m missing) have various amounts of information on their website

Yes, I have in the past bought alcohol at such places. Can't buy from an empty shelf. Chuck Peck

Try the paint department at a hardware or home improvement store for isopropol. Demand there doesn't seem to be impacted by the Corona crisis. Jack Mullen

I like to use tissue paper like what comes with a new shirt. I cut it to the dimensions of a tarp, typically 12 x 12. Lay it or them over the object and tack it in place with Elmer's. This will not

I was told yesterday by a person at Walgreens that all alcohol is selling fast because of the corona virus scare. Roger Huber Deer Creek Locomotive Works

Walmart, Walgreen, CVS, etc. all sell 70% and 91% isopropanol for under $2 quart. Nelson Moyer

Stripping paint is my usual use, sometimes just lifting lettering. As for local stores, Publix supermarket, Walmart, Walgreens, and CVS. I also priced Everclear ethyl alcohol but for only 75%, it was

Did you perhaps mispronounce "silkspan"? The tissue used for covering balsa model aircraft came to mind when I first saw this thread, and so did that other water-shrunk covering material. My only

Chuck, 1) Um, it might help if you told us what you are doing with it so we know where this is going... 😉 2) I would assume that when you say "Local stores" you have checked your local big box drug

Traditional is tissue paper (gift wrap) with a light coat of model airplane dope. Or aluminum foil that is painted tarp color

I am out of 90% isopropyl alcohol. Local stores have none, not even 70%. What are you guys using as a substitute? Chuck Peck

82001 may be one of the cars Clark is seeking. The cars the MSTL acquired in 1941 were built in 1913 as double sheathed wood cars with fish belly underframes. They are reported to have “Mogul”

Hudson, The sugar beet refinery was in East Grand Forks, Minnesota. The NP didn’t have much of a presence in Grand Forks, ND. Regards, Bob Heninger Minot, ND.

Strike that....tank cars could be for molasses for cattle feed, which means this factory could be a sugar refinery. I have since found photos of a large sugar factory at Drayton N.D. that looked a