Johnsons floor laquer (on thermoplastic tiles) recommend it for removing the laquer. I tried Wilkinson.
Where can I get amonia?
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Try boots (the chemist) they certainly used to sell this. What you want is aqueous ammonia, ammonia is a gas.
Thanks for the tip Eddie, we are having a hard time also finding 'normal' ammonia and will give Boots a try (hadn't thought of them).
We need normal ammoniac (available in every DIY-shed back home for de-greasing wood work, or window cleaning) to 'smoke' unfinished oak thresholds and beading for a job to come.
We need normal ammoniac (available in every DIY-shed back home for de-greasing wood work, or window cleaning) to 'smoke' unfinished oak thresholds and beading for a job to come.
Didnt think DIY sheds would bother with it but I'll try them after Boots.
No luck in Boots or B&Q but got it in small DIY shop, he said "we keep it out the back because of the Crackheads!". 
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2scoops0406
Used to make crack from cocaine. I think
No luck at Boots. Found it eventually at the town's oldest Iron-monger shopEddie M said:
Whole bottles 
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