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Went to use some quick size and wend through a few jars finding them all jelled. After opening a can I usually breath into it as I set the lid and hammer it down to make a good seal. Some get transferred into a screw down lid container with a piece of seran wrap over the jar before the lid goes down. The quick size today seems to not have a shelf life. I sure got a nice gild though with the slow size from France.
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I've tried several brands and 1 shot seems best for me. But, they don't have a slow size. Fortunately I have some old LeFranc left. When that runs out .....
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Rick Sacks: [QB] I don't know how to post photos here, but I do know how much I love the smells of the old varnishes.I wish newborn babies smelled like that.
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