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Old 19th May 2006, 09:44 PM   #1
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Gosh Rick that is a bit technical I should think it is something like that, only specially formulated. I will try this one at different temperatures, and on a price check I might try others. It is usually only the odd job that makes you get these things.
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Gosh Rick that is a bit technical I should think it is something like that, only specially formulated. I will try this one at different temperatures, and on a price check I might try others. It is usually only the odd job that makes you get these things.
Just wondering 'cause my jeweler gave me a small can of chunks of some form of sulphur that he said he used to patinate silver and other metals .
The label said Liver of Sulphur ; I tried it on steel many years ago ; I know it darkened it but I can't remember whether it was grey , black or brown .

I think I'll save the rest for my neighbor's swimming pool when it gets noisy late at night .< evil grin >
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Old 20th May 2006, 02:48 AM   #3
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hi all

its many spear in java, one of them called dapur biring, if have an inside curved each edges usualy called biring wadon, if have stright shape called biring lanang..

the picture that thread starter post, might be tombak biring lanang...


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