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suspectnumber961 · 12-21-2012, 08:23 AM

Cylindrical Sample Bottles with Flip Top Caps | U.S. Plastic Corp.

These bottles can handle acetone and other solvents. The 16 oz size is probably best. You just flip the top and squeeze in the amount needed.

I use an old laundry bottle with the top cut off as a tray to sit these in while inside the car...due to the fact that if you use acetone for example...they will leak slightly if on their side.

I use a strip of light colored vinyl tape vertically on the side and mark 1 oz increments on it....1 thru 16 or so.

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