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A " Why's it" box

Started by Lostmind, June 03, 2017, 04:49:07 PM

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Lostmind

Weird box from the Flea today.
I can't figure out why it has such a heavy duty spring loaded lid. The Hinge is three times what's needed.
I found a ProtectoSeal Comp. , but no info on 284A box
6" x 6 " on lid x 3 1/2" high
Looks like it was made to slide out of a cabinet? has the small handle on front.
It's heavy.
Any clues?

Sorry , lost a photo of the overview. I'll get one later.
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Of all the things I've lost , I miss my mind the most

skipskip

A place for everything and everything on the floor

cody6268

Looks like the boxes often found on the running boards of old fire trucks to me. Often, those of that size held a first aid kit.

Lostmind

Here's another odd one.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/266532786/metal-parts-cleaner-protectoseal-co?ref=market

They make fire protection pieces. Still would like to know the purpose of this one.

cody6268 , thanks for the input
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lptools

Hello, Lostmind. I believe that style is still made by Just-Rite. You would pour whatever solvent you are using into the can, right through the screen, but not higher than the screen.. Then you would press down with a rag, to dispense just enough liquid to dampen or soak the rag. Close the lid, and safe storage for the solvent. Regards, Lou
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