I've had it in a large flat glass roasting dish with lots of surface area and a fan blowing on it for 3 hours now and I've yet to see the level of naptha go down even a tiny bit, I marked the initial level with a pen.

I appreciate that I'll have to be patient but at this rate I can see it taking a few days.

I'm using this naptha:

http://www.agwoodcare.co...des_naptha_thinners.html

The "Fiddes" branded products imported by Roger Edwards LLC are labeled in violation of United States law in a number of ways and affecting the regulations of several United States regulatory authorities. Now known to Roger Edwards LLC are the following statutory problems:

These imported "Fiddes" branded products are in violation of US Customs country of origin labeling, particularly when this violation is correlated with the required responsible party labeling. We are not in a position of supplying or performing a correction to the manufacturers on container labeling.

These "Fiddes" branded products are in violation of a number of on container labeling required by OSHA, thus as labeled are in violation of OSHA regulations for use in the workplace.

The MSDS for "Fiddes" branded products required under the OSHA Hazards Communication Standard which we have provided for the purpose of complying with the OSHA standard are not in compliance with the OSHA standards. We are not in a position of supplying or performing a correction.

There are Hazards Labeling requirements as mandated under the US Consumer Product Safety Commission which are lacking thus labeling (s) are not in compliance. Continued sales from inventory by RELLC would be an act in violation of law once the flaws are discovered. We are not in a position of supplying or performing a correction to the manufactures on container labeling.

All "Fiddes" Supreme Wax Polish in the 400 ml and 5L size which Roger Edwards LLC imported is labeled on the products container with an incorrect Dangerous Goods number as assigned by the United Nations Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, thus identifies the incorrect hazards for the product contained within.

All cartons of all "Fiddes" products which RELLC imported are without the required proper Hazardous Materials Labeling as required under the International Dangerous Goods Code and US CFR 49 for all forms of transportation and thus shipping by RELLC cannot be done with "knowing, certifiable" compliance of the law as required of Roger Edwards LLC as a re-shipper of hazardous materials. Extensive testing of a trade secret product would be required.

Extensive labeling correction would be required to a trademarked product, to which Roger Edwards LLC has neither permission and has been denied permission and has the legal right to alter the label there on. Supplying or performing a corrective action is out of the question.