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Re: Slacum Digest
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Sep 1st a 09:06 PM
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by JJJ |
JJJ |
Woodreaux
One other point you might want to edit. I was conversing privately with Ernie aka Damascus about the amount of terebine driers in his slacum formula, remarking that it was a very high drier content. I don't think he'd mind me repeating his response here:
"The amount I gave was correct at the time. Though it is incorrect now. The driers I used was from a gallon I purchased many years previously with its base formulated around Lead rather than the Cobalt and other heavy metals that are now used today in Japan and Terebine driers. In view of this the required amount is minuscule rather than the amount given in my post."
He's been very kind sharing his knowledge and techniques and I'd hate for those that follow to miss this.
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