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    Default My Rubber Has Black Spots

    Some six months ago, I mixed a batch of brown shellac in a glass jar that I keep in a cupboard and transfer some of it in a plastic sauce bottle that I use to charge my rubber which I keep in a screw top glass jar. I recently made a new rubber and after about two weeks, I noticed some black spots developing on it, almost like a very fine mold.

    Does this suggest that my batch of shellac is contaminated or is it to do with the material I am using to make the rubber? The rubber is made of cheese cloth wrapped up in an old piece of T-shirt material.

    Suggestions and advice will be gratefully received.

    Yvan

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    I think that you will find that the mold spots that are appearing is quite normal. All of my rubbers are the same and this does not hinder the performance.


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