AOP
In Remembrance 2023
FYI. My truck died and I am waiting for a factory built. While I am waiting, I have to use my wife's car. One day she asks me if I have any Plexiglas for a craft project. Next time I go to the hangar I grab a scrap piece of 1/16" Lexan for her. Turns out it was too small, so I stuck it in her trunk. Next time I go fly I have a couple of 2.5 gallon cans of gas in the trunk. They leaked. Gas goes all over the rug and bottom fabric- and the piece of Lexan which is laying under a towel. Next day, my wife comes screaming at me for what I did to her car. The gas liquified the Lexan, which turned to jelly and penetrated the towel, and the trunk rug, and superglued everything together. It partially solidified into a glob of clear tar, and everything is locked together forever at this point.
So, Lexan not only will craze and get cloudy when contacted by gas, it melts.
So, Lexan not only will craze and get cloudy when contacted by gas, it melts.
