Bluefire MAPP Gas vs Propane Gas

[@lohphat]

Who thought "Yeah, this music and sound level isn't distracting AT ALL, seems like a good idea."

[@mloupee4926]

I feel like I'm testing propane torches in a Ukranian night club

[@dirtyaznstyle4156]

Where the object you’re heating is positioned in the flame makes a difference. Map pro is hotter in the primary flame, propane is hotter at the tip of it

[@bluefiregascylinderstorche6476]

Patent formulated With Propylene, Propane and Dimethyl Ether mixtures, Bluefire MAPP Substitute is comparable to traditional MAPP (discontinued).
Packed in exclusive 16.1 oz fuel per bottle, Bluefire MAPP Substitute is 14% more than other similar fuel gas products on the market.

[@Gunmonkey5]

I bought one but accidentally didn’t buy the package with all the tips, how do I buy it separately?

[@jram7047]

Unfortunately that is map pro gas not mapp gas... no one manufactures mapp gas anymore

[@bluefiregascylinderstorche6476]

Patent formulated With Propylene, Propane and Dimethyl Ether mixtures, Bluefire MAPP Substitute is comparable to traditional MAPP (discontinued).
Packed in exclusive 16.1 oz fuel per bottle, Bluefire MAPP Substitute is 14% more than other similar fuel gas products on the market.

[@joewest1972]

So what's the temperature difference between propane and your map gas am I missing something

[@guitardan46]

@@joewest1972 From what I researched, Mapp burns up to 3,730 F, and propane at 3,600 F. Not much difference to me if you only need 780 F.

[@TJTinerella]

@@guitardan46 Mapp burns at 5300F ...Map/Pro substitute burns at 3730f....it made a difference to me when I was Brazing

[@guitardan46]

@@TJTinerella Thank you for the information.

[@dantierney3301]

My brand new tank won't light. No hissing, nothing. What gives?

[@PaintHerWhite]

Why the ridiculous music?

[@getprobed838]

i'm not sure Bluefire is MAPP gas....it says on the bottle...Modern Substitute for MAPP.....