On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 9:31 PM, Wouter van Ooijen <wouter@voti.nl> wrote:
> Same for me. Mix with almost anything powdery, in any reasonable ratio,
> and it will go. In those days some local chemists still sold all kinds
> of interesting chemicals, and word about them got around quickly in
> certain circles. Most of the stuff I used back then is not sold publicly
> any more. Even the school lab was not allowed to stock some of the stuff
> even then.

When I was a kid I even bought the ferrite-chloride and the
isopropil-alcohol in the local chemist. Now you have to buy these
stuff much more expensive from a 'specialist' shop.

BTW: I just about to buy resin from the music shop here, wondering how
will they look at me when I try explaining that I do not need it for
violin but for my iron :-)

Tamas


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