Metal Dissolving Spray

Metal Dissolving Spray, or MDS. Super-expensive, highly useful. It dissolves metal and has zero impact on any other material.

Rob Newman once carried a can. One quick spray melted the bars of a cage.

Appears in Book 7 and the Almanac
First seen in Book 7, page 150

Research

entry art from b07:c07:p150

gadget e_metal_dissolving_spray - absorbed ids e_mds

also known as MDS

Super-expensive but highly useful spray, that dissolves metal but has zero impact on other materials. b07:c07:p150

first appearance b07:c07:p150

In the printed almanac pages (3 cited)

Metal Dissolving Spray dissolves metal but has zero impact on other materials; it is super-expensive.

Super-expensive but highly useful spray, that dissolves metal but has zero impact on other materials. al1:c01:p164

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Rob had a can of MDS (Metal Dissolving Spray) which melted the bars of the cage in one quick spray.

Luckily Rob had a can of MDS (Metal Dissolving Spray) with him. One quick spray, and the bars of the cage melted. b07:c07:p150

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MDS (Metal Dissolving Spray) dissolves metal but has zero impact on other materials; it is super-expensive but highly useful.

Super-expensive but highly useful spray that dissolves metal but has zero impact on other materials. b07:c99:p252

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Rob Newman uses Metal Dissolving Spray
Luckily Rob had a can of MDS (Metal Dissolving Spray) with him. b07:c07:p150
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Cited pages (4)