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November 12th, 2004, 07:58 AM
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Liquid Dubbing Wax
You can heat your normal dubbing wax. What do you want to use liquid
dubbing wax for? Just curious. I had heard about some of the old old english tyers using it and thought it might be interesting to try. I may try mixing some toilet ring wax with some sort of solvent and see how it works. Really, I am just being curious - I don't think heating it would be too good as you would get too much wax on your thread. Will post after I have tried it. Dave Whats the idea behind using liquid wax?!?! -- Tight lines Thomas Schreiber - DK - Born to fish, forced to work  /http://schreiber.se 
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