Yep, I started using a coffee bean grinder and never looked back. I
use the little electric deal with the super fast spinning blades that
just does about 1/4 cup at a time. It powderizes those babies in an
instant and then they dissolve in the alco right away. I still strain
it to get any flecks or bug shells.
On Nov 19, 7:37 am, "Tom Bunetta"
wrote:
> Hi Paddy,
> Yesterday I took a quart of denatured alcohol and mixed in 1 cup (about a 1
> pound cut per Paul Rad's measured as opposed to weighed mixing directions)
> using 7/8 super blonde and 1/8 dewaxed lemon... my question is today with
> frequent agitation there is a substantial amount of undissolved flakes left.
> Does this suggest that the flakes are past prime, or that I'm impatient ;<).
> Would the fact the Mason jar is full to the brim limit dissolution?
> Thanks in advance,
> Tom
>
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> > My goodness, but that is a prolific list of trade names from all of
> > youse. Thanks! Still leaning towards paddylac.com ;)
>
> > O'Deen
>
> > Just say I still have some 7-year old shellac flakes that are serving
> > me well, as I put the finishing touches on some moulding around the
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