Tom, I can't imagine that it's proprietary - it's been published so many places over the years, including the Randy Potter course. BTW, I'd like to order a jar. thanks Mike On 5/12/2012 3:42 PM, Tom Driscoll wrote: > List, > For many years I've made up different versions of VJ for my own use. > Petroleum jelly, lanolin and either unscented talc or teflon powder > are the ingredients and I have used the Late-Great Newton Hunt recipe > for the last few batches. > The lanolin and unscented talc have been available in pharmacies in > years past . Now it seems that the talc is only available > in very small quantities and the lanolin is nowhere to be found. > So I ordered the stuff online in larger quanities and here I sit with > a Tub-O-VJ. > My question : Is the very late Victor Jackson's recipe proprietary or > has it passed into public domain ? I can't find any reference to it > being available for sale but I don't want to > step on anyones toes either . > I ain't looking to make a killing here but I'd like to offer 4oz. jars > at a reasonable price to get rid of the surplus. > Worst case scenario is that I have 25 Christmas presents to pass along > to my > technician friends. > Advice? > Tom Driscoll > P.S. How about this for piano tuner trivia ! > What's My Line EPISODE #240 > Season 6, Episode 19, Aired Jan 09, 1955 > Game 2: Victor Jackson - "Piano Tuner - Tunes Liberace's Piano" > (salaried; from Los Angeles, CA;)
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