I have been doing a little research and have come accross the term "colmans fuel".
I do not know what this is and would appreciate some help. is this a product in a specific country?
Thank you in advance for any help.

I'm sure someone else can elaberate for you but yes its in the US of A and I'm sure Canada. Do a search on the internet for it.

www.google.com is your friend.

i think it is a brand of lighter fluid, one that evaporates extra fast.

dont use it go with naptha or some other np solvent

use VM&P Naptha

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Originally posted by D.N.S:
dont use it go with naptha or some other np solvent

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Yeah go with what he said man. Colemans is a brand of non-polar camping fuel here in the U.S. and Canada(<---I think :confused ) naphtha is much better according to the experts and is easily obtainable.

Batmans having a hard time finding any... little help on where to look?

hardware storesssssssssss

Home Depot

You obvisluly want to die a slow and horriable death dont you?

I obviously don't know what youmean. So elaborate would ya?!

I prefer to use Tuolene.

If you run out of gas, or if someone siphons all your gas out, then you can put Coleman fluid in your car and it will run. Most people use it as fuel for camping stoves and lanterns. It isn't good for the car, but it will run.

you use colmans fuel instead of ether in making ether dope. you get it in the sporting goods section of wal-mart. anyways..i've done some colman dope and it ain't bad, it makes you come down alot harder than ether though

There isn't a single reason in the universe why a different solvent used could make a product that would be still dope and yet give you a harder come-down.

Shut the fuck up!

Colemans was used a long time ago before the beautiful VM&P Naptha came into play. You can distill good Naptha out of the Colemans fuel or just buy it. But be sure to buy VM&P. Its all ready anhydrous since it is for automitive paint. Works wonders my friend, you will like it

You say I can find VM&P naptha petro. in automotive section at hardware store right?
Do I use the same process as I would with my colemans?

I asked a few people and they say your best bet would be to find someone who works in an autobody/painting shop, I think they use it to thin down the paint for the sprayguns.