The propane torch head kind of blended in well anyway. I didn't know they were diesel based. Gasoline does have a pretty low flash point.
(On a slight pig trail, I work in a chemical related business and years ago had access to something called cyclohexane. It froze at around 50 degrees F, but if it was ignited it turned into a heavy vapor and ran like water in the vapor form. So a buddy and I were playing with a little and he poured it on a stick. It came out of the bottle and crystalized instantly. He lit the crystals on fire and raised the stick over his head like a flaming sword, but by time he got the stick vertical, he was on fire from his armpit to the tip of the stick. We all laughed after we got him put out.)
(On a slight pig trail, I work in a chemical related business and years ago had access to something called cyclohexane. It froze at around 50 degrees F, but if it was ignited it turned into a heavy vapor and ran like water in the vapor form. So a buddy and I were playing with a little and he poured it on a stick. It came out of the bottle and crystalized instantly. He lit the crystals on fire and raised the stick over his head like a flaming sword, but by time he got the stick vertical, he was on fire from his armpit to the tip of the stick. We all laughed after we got him put out.)
You are the man, Bryan!
