Head Cements
 

I just sat down at the tyin' table and found that both my clear and black head cements
have practically dried up. I had noticed that the clear appeared to be evaporating,
but didn't realized that it had lost it's liquidity (don't know if this is this even
proper use of the word). Both cements are hard or at the very least too thick to use.

Is there any thing that I can do to reconstitute the cements--paint thinners, varsol?

Mark --who should, obviously, sit at the tyin' table more often!--

Head Cements
 

Mark,
If things are not too far gone, regular lacquer thinner will thin most common
head cements.
Tom

Head Cements
 

Mark,
If things are not too far gone, regular lacquer thinner will thin most common
head cements.
Tom

Head Cements
 

Except Dave's Flexament. It is vinyl based and is tough to find thinner.

"Tom Littleton" wrote in message
...
Mark,
If things are not too far gone, regular lacquer thinner will thin most
common
head cements.
Tom

Head Cements
 

Except Dave's Flexament. It is vinyl based and is tough to find thinner.

"Tom Littleton" wrote in message
...
Mark,
If things are not too far gone, regular lacquer thinner will thin most
common
head cements.
Tom

Head Cements
 

Toluene, available at paint/hardware stores is a solvent for Flexament. Use
with great caution and in a well ventilated area. Very FLAMMABLE!!



"If I have been able to see over the horizon,
it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants,"
Sir Isaac Newton



Except Dave's Flexament. It is vinyl based and is tough to find thinner.


If things are not too far gone, regular lacquer thinner will thin most
common
head cements.
Tom

Head Cements
 

Toluene, available at paint/hardware stores is a solvent for Flexament. Use
with great caution and in a well ventilated area. Very FLAMMABLE!!



"If I have been able to see over the horizon,
it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants,"
Sir Isaac Newton



Except Dave's Flexament. It is vinyl based and is tough to find thinner.


If things are not too far gone, regular lacquer thinner will thin most
common
head cements.
Tom

Head Cements
 

"Mark Bowen" wrote in message
...
I just sat down at the tyin' table and found that both my clear and black
head cements
have practically dried up. I had noticed that the clear appeared to be
evaporating,
but didn't realized that it had lost it's liquidity (don't know if this is
this even
proper use of the word). Both cements are hard or at the very least too
thick to use.

Is there any thing that I can do to reconstitute the cements--paint
thinners, varsol?

Mark --who should, obviously, sit at the tyin' table more often!--



Spend another $3 and get some new stuff.

Head Cements
 

""Hooked"" wrote in message
...

Spend another $3 and get some new stuff.

If you send me a bottle of each clear and black, I'll send you $3.

Mark

Head Cements
 

""Hooked"" wrote in message
...

Spend another $3 and get some new stuff.

If you send me a bottle of each clear and black, I'll send you $3.

Mark