https://www.brewracingframes.com/safety-alert-brake-cleaner--phosgene-gas.html Burning refrigerant is equally toxic. https://www.labnews.co.uk/article/2026999/refrigerant_replacement_highly_toxic_on_combustion I remember when I was working for Transit, there was a case where leaking R22 from the bus A/C system found it's way into the intake of that bus, and poisoned several mechanics in the Depot indoor yard.
I just tried mineral spirits and steel wool and it seems to be working ,I'll post pics once I have the paint off.
I have a halon fire extinguisher in have in my old car. had it for years. A company that sells & installs extinguisher system gave it too me. I know that it is dangerous when applied to a fire so I have to be sure the wind is at my back.
thanks for the tips !!. mineral spirits and elbow grease was the answer , Buickrat you said that I should polish them up after the paint removal any suggestions on what to use?
