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ChuckG
PostPosted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 2:10 pm 
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I use Bostik Top Coat for all of my machined surfaces - table saw, jointer tables, band saw table, etc. I also use it on my spring steel slats and no rust! [:Y:]

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I thought of Top Coat but apparently its not available in the UK, and there are restrictions on shipping from the US.

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segovia wrote:
I received my Oxalic Acid today, any idea what quantity of powder to water I should use ?

John


I don't have any right now to read the directions. I think it was 2 or 3 tablespoons per gallon. Sorry I don't have an American to English translator to make a more sensible ratio for you. laughing6-hehe

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John

Sorry I didn't reply sooner. The stainless Shim in a Can that I use is .010". It goes back into original flat shape after coming off the forms.

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