[Archers] gasket lacquer

[lady_esperanza at cox.net]

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Lady Esperanza

---- jaynardone at comcast.net wrote: 
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> Gasket laquer is just that, infact the stuff that pencils gets coated with is GL. We use the same thing. You can thin it with Lacquer thinner but when its that old I have found that it also will produce really ugly hairline cracks on your arrows due to its age. Unless your going for that effect, it is not very nice looking. I would say get rid of it and get yourself some new. www.3riversarchery.com is the only place I know of that sells it. 
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> ----- Original Message -----
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> From: "Michael" <michaelstuart at gmail.com> 
> To: archers at seahorse.atlantia.sca.org 
> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 3:31:46 PM 
> Subject: [Archers] gasket lacquer 
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> I have the last few ounces of gasket lacquer left in my dipping tube, but it's gotten so thick that I need to either thin it a lot or clean it out and start a new can. When it's too thick, as I found out on my last set of arrows, it leaves a gloppy thick (heavy) finish that then gets all crackly when the arrow flexes. Does anyone know what other names gasket lacquer might be called, and in what sort of local store I might look for it (i.e., not by mail order)? 
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> Ld. Eirik Gralokkr 
> Charlesbury Crossing 
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