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Ann Feuerbach · 14th March 2005, 07:15 PM

Montino ...you do know how to tempt a girl...with curry recipies...living in London got me hooked...Dansak... The renewing solution is not a trade secret but I do not want to give it out until I publish it. Right now I have two papers with the Historical Metallurgy Society (who funded the research). One paper is on the history of etching, the second is on the new method. I hope to publish the second article in a Conservation journal in the near future, the other article in Journal of HMS if they want it. I think they meet in March so I hope to hear from them soonish. It is based on a Tannic acid solution, which does not etch but reacts differently to iron-carbon phases.
Gene, I am getting supplies together so I will be in touch shortly. I should be able to start working on your objects in May.
Ann

14th March 2005, 07:15 PM	#14
Ann Feuerbach Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 133	Montino ...you do know how to tempt a girl...with curry recipies...living in London got me hooked...Dansak... The renewing solution is not a trade secret but I do not want to give it out until I publish it. Right now I have two papers with the Historical Metallurgy Society (who funded the research). One paper is on the history of etching, the second is on the new method. I hope to publish the second article in a Conservation journal in the near future, the other article in Journal of HMS if they want it. I think they meet in March so I hope to hear from them soonish. It is based on a Tannic acid solution, which does not etch but reacts differently to iron-carbon phases. Gene, I am getting supplies together so I will be in touch shortly. I should be able to start working on your objects in May. Ann