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24th October 2012, 03:25 PM #16
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Hi
I worked in a carpentry shop in 1978 . We sent the router bits out to be professionally sharpened . They always came back with that protective coating stuff Ray is asking about . It was a opaque semi - plastic type substance that you peeled off the bit .
That stuff reminds me of the clear base that enamel paint has . After some time on the shelf , enamel paint tins have a hard clear layer on the top , and the heavier pigments sink down to the bottom of the can . Mike
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24th October 2012, 08:10 PM #17
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As an F/T apprentice in the early 70's one of my jobs was to look after the vat of hot protective coating fluid. In those days the product was called 'Peel Cell' (spelling may vary).
Mm.
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25th October 2012, 12:41 PM #18
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I read somewhere that it can be peeled off and saved for re-melting. I have some in an old coffee can somewhere. I wonder where?
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25th October 2012, 02:33 PM #19
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Thanks GQ, and everyone for the tips.
Originally Posted by Greg Q
I read somewhere that it can be peeled off and saved for re-melting. I have some in an old coffee can somewhere. I wonder where?
Greg
I've ordered 5lbs from here... Bar Lovers | Bar Ware and Gifts | Specialising in bar accessories, bar runners, bar fridges, beer fridges, games room accessories & great gift ideas!
I'll post a report on how it performs when it arrives.
Regards
Ray
PS.. Still unsure why it would be considered a "bar accessory"
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25th October 2012, 03:07 PM #20
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This sharp looking guy walks into a bar, orders a beer and gets a bag of chips. The bartender sez: "want some dip?"
There's a joke there somewhere, but that wasn't it.
Maybe its for sealing wine bottles for the DIY crowd?
GQ, temporary custodian of a T56 test rig. Nice case!It's all part of the service here at The House of Pain™
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30th October 2012, 06:05 PM #21
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Hi All,
Thanks to all who replied, the stuff arrived yesterday and today I had a chance to see how it goes.
It's pretty much a non event to use, just melt and dip...
It peels off clean, and has that rubbery feel, which I hope means it's got some shock absorbent properties.
Regards
Ray
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