Description

Ready for collection from Portlaoise

Cheap shipping within Eire if required.
Also available for collection in Cork, Mayo & Galway.

Isopropyl alcohol, AKA Isopropanol, AKA IPA (and many other names).

Degreases areas and evaporates very quickly to help dry areas without leaving residues or streaks.

Uses include:
Detailing
Surface prep (painting or waxing)
Oil painting (solvent)
Nail prep
Window and glass cleaning
Octane boost (MMA free) 118 RON
Water emulsifier for petrol tanks
Cleaning electronic components
Preventing water damage to electronic equipment such as phones (needs to be immersed ASAP).
Unclogging ink cartridges
3D printing- remove uncured SLA resin
Disinfecting makeup brushes- dilute to 70%

Many more cleaning and surface prep uses.

Delivery in Ireland from as little as €6 for quantities up to 5L.
2L minimum order via courier.

Prices;
1L @ €10
5L @ €45

Accepting: cash on collection, Revolut, PayPal.

Shipping: Collection

Delivery

Post/Courier

To be arranged

Payment: Cash

Paypal

Bank transfer

To be arranged

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Comments & Offers

Wmalarski88 11 months ago

€10 OFFERED

User127362 11 months ago

Can collect today at 2.30pm? From portlaoise

SeanO 11 months ago

@User127362: Sorry, I'm only onine now to spot it. There will be stock in Clonsilla midweek if that's of any use to you.

User127362 10 months ago

Hi, any chance to collect today (Monday) from portlaoise?

SeanO 10 months ago

@User127362: Make an offer and I'll forward a contact.

User127362 10 months ago

€10 OFFERED
Collection today from portlaoise? (Friday)

d3s3rt_34gl3 9 months ago

Hi, what will it cost me delivered?

SeanO 9 months ago

@d3s3rt_34gl3: Minimum order for delivery is 2L, so including shipping for 2L is €26 within Éire.

paweliewelina 9 months ago

€10 OFFERED

paddy04 8 months ago

I see detailing mentioned in the ad was wondering would it be alright to use this on a car interior? It was in flood damage a while back and mold etc was in the interior and dash I was told isopropyl alcohol is very good to properly clean it

SeanO 8 months ago

@paddy04: That's a difficult one to answer. It depends on the exact materials that it will be in contact with. A 70% dilution with water should remove mould with minimal damage to most plastic/rubber. On printed/coloured surfaces/textiles, you may need to run a test patch. Avoid getting it too close to switches and natural rubber.

carlow.jp 8 months ago

€10 OFFERED