Flushing over-lacquered hammers

[Erwinspiano at aol.com]

Well unless you are the one that just  applied too much lacquer & are trying 
to back track then agree with the  toilet treatment suggested by others. I'm 
sorry, reality being what it is,...is  real.  It just doesn't work & if it does 
you don't get very far. Or you  may be able to get the needles in to create 
some psuedo change but don't expect  miracles & if you do it's better to be 
lucky than good on that day.KWIM  ?
 If you ARE the one in control from the git go & the  juice, be it plastic, 
lacquer,or  whatever, then It is possible to  wash some of it down lower in the 
hammer. Most of the time toooo much lacquer  has been applied from the git go 
by inexperience & anxious voicer  syndrome.  
Dale

Oh, Mr.  Erwin? Somebody just called your number....tell 'em how it's  
done,  brother.
xoxxoDA



On Nov 1, 2006, at 7:32 AM, Alan McCoy  wrote:

> Hi Folks,
>
> No I'm not (yet) thinking of  flushing these lacquer briquettes down  
> the
> toilet. But  I would like to hear from anyone who has dealt  
> successfully  with
> such hammers. I'm thinking that flushing with acetone might do  the  
> trick.
> Anyone want to share techniques that  worked?
>
> Thanks for any responses.
>
>  Alan
>
> --Alan McCoy, RPT
> Inland Northwest  Chapter
> Spokane, WA
>  ahm at webband.com
>


 
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