Hi all, If baking soda is abrasive how about a talc like material which is limestone based? Or what about common bleach which is a base? If we could leave a residue that would be lubricous and had a PH on the *base* side... At 10:05 AM 2/12/98 -0700, you wrote: >Susan Kline wrote: >> >> If rebushing, for instance, could one wash the cloth thoroughly to remove >> any sulfuric acid mordant, and then rinse in a baking soda solution? Has >> anyone ever tried this? > >It occurs to me that baking soda may eventually add to future friction >problems. Furthermore, perhaps this would shorten the life of the >bushing cloth (making the pin loose over time), since baking soda is a >mild abrasive. You would have to completely rinse it out after the >application, which may be difficult since it will probably want to stick >to the cloth. > >Just a thought. > >Rob Goodale, RPT > > Regards, Don
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