Fellow Shadow Watchers,
During my presentation on photo-etching techniques
at the NASS Vancouver conference I mentioned my use of WD40 to
'translucify' paper artwork before contact printing onto Kodalith film.
Someone in the audience proclaimed 'At last! A real use for WD
Wonderful! Especially "Keeps flies off cows" and pigeons off balconies.
Who knows the equally unlikely history of Swarfega?
It was originally sold as a cleaner for silk stockings. Then, in World War
Two when machine-washable nylons came in and all silk was requisitioned to
make into parachutes, t
Hi,
Most interesting read about WD40!
I should try some of the tips in there.
However,
> If yours is plastic, it works
> just as well as glass. It's a miracle!
I would be weary of using WD40 on plastics. I sprayed some on the hinge of
my 200LX and after some months, it caused the plastic to
We had an interesting discussion last year on the leap second and the
conflict over different concepts of time. In the December edition of Harpers
Magazine there is an interesting article on this topic "Clash of the Time
Lords" by Michelle Stacey. The question remains "Who will own the measure of
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