Head Cements

"Flytyer-1" wrote in message
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Toluene, available at paint/hardware stores is a solvent for Flexament. Use
with great caution and in a well ventilated area. Very FLAMMABLE!!


Thanks

Mark

"Flytyer-1" wrote in message
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Toluene, available at paint/hardware stores is a solvent for Flexament. Use
with great caution and in a well ventilated area. Very FLAMMABLE!!


Thanks

Mark

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

Thanks

Mark

"Mark Bowen" wrote in message
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""Hooked"" wrote in message
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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



If I had your addy, I'd send you a bottle of Griff's clear, but I have no
idea where to find black.

A bottle of clear head cement with a top coat of black fingernail polish
should work.

Or for about $1.50 each, you could buy a bottle of clear and a bottle of
black nail polish at any drug store.

"Mark Bowen" wrote in message
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""Hooked"" wrote in message
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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



If I had your addy, I'd send you a bottle of Griff's clear, but I have no
idea where to find black.

A bottle of clear head cement with a top coat of black fingernail polish
should work.

Or for about $1.50 each, you could buy a bottle of clear and a bottle of
black nail polish at any drug store.

"Mark Bowen" wrote in
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I just sat down at the tyin' table and found that both my clear and
black head cements have practically dried up.

You're tying now?! When did you get the gorilla suit?

:-)

Steve (thinner type will depend on brand - see udder responses)

"Mark Bowen" wrote in
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I just sat down at the tyin' table and found that both my clear and
black head cements have practically dried up.

You're tying now?! When did you get the gorilla suit?

:-)

Steve (thinner type will depend on brand - see udder responses)

"Stephen Welsh" wrote in message
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"Mark Bowen" wrote in
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I just sat down at the tyin' table and found that both my clear and
black head cements have practically dried up.

You're tying now?! When did you get the gorilla suit?

:-)

Steve (thinner type will depend on brand - see udder responses)


The gorilla suit rings a bell, but I can't seem to get a handle on it?
Refresh my memory, please.

Mark

"Stephen Welsh" wrote in message
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"Mark Bowen" wrote in
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I just sat down at the tyin' table and found that both my clear and
black head cements have practically dried up.

You're tying now?! When did you get the gorilla suit?

:-)

Steve (thinner type will depend on brand - see udder responses)


The gorilla suit rings a bell, but I can't seem to get a handle on it?
Refresh my memory, please.

Mark

"Mark H. Bowen" wrote in news:Ka6Zc.635
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The gorilla suit rings a bell, but I can't seem to get a handle on it?
Refresh my memory, please.

Mark


From the google ...

Steve

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From: Stephen Welsh )
Subject: Hodgman Waders
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Date: 2003-11-02 12:12:50 PST

"Guyz-N-Flyz" wrote in
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"Stephen Welsh" wrote in message
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No ... not If you're going to use them for tying flys ...
usually breathables with neoprene bootys are far more
comfortable for that.


Steve (Of course you need oversize slippers/loafers ...)

Steve have you tried tyin' in scub gear, yet? I do some of my
best tyin' in a gorilla suit, course it comes with its own feet
included.

Op --Hodgeman's bought at www.wouldburnersoutflitters.con
suck--


Masks are a bugger to keep clear and what with wearing the hood 'n
all I could miss the dinner bell which means I may go hungry, or
more likely I'll cop a whack over the nadget for not paying
attention.
Gorilla suit sounds like a plan though ... should be easy to find
dubbing.

Steve