I have one of those and they are better than an open flame but he STILL needs to be careful with heat and brake fluid. It tends to expand a lot when heated above it's boiling point and can burst flex hoses.
Keep a wet towel around the brass block and lines you don't want heated and focus on just the flare nut to break it free. A propane torch will work, but keep the flame short and very sharp with just the point on the nut.
Also, and you probably know this, but use a line wrench to minimize distortion and slippage around the nut.
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Mitch
1970 Chevelle SS
1966 Chevelle SS
1967 Camaro ss/rs
1938 Business coupe, street rod
2000 FXSTS, original owner, 13k miles
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