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Yeah. Just think of the sick acid-burn effects, though...

Yeah, the anodized layer is so thin you should be able to rub it off.

Won't cut a clean line through 1/8 inch aluminum. My tin snips barely cut plastic that thick.

True. Don't mess with this stuff and wear eye and skin protection. But it does not dissolve the salts out of your eyes; it dissolves fats and oils (hence Drano dissolving the oils in your PVC piping...

It does not eat through steel or PVC. Steel is an alloy, and PVC is a covalently bonded substance.

It will cut straight lines if you know how to use it. It will only work with certain metals...

LOL.

I might use the stuff in my project if I can get my hands on some. I'll use it to cut out the two sound holes in the front and the fan holes in the sides and top.

I've just found this out in Honor's Physical Science last Thursday.

Anyone familiar with:

3NaOH + Al --> Al(OH)3 + 3Na


NaOH is Sodium Hydroxide (aka Drano). just put a little dab here and...