Read post 5 again several times.Originally Posted by danielbriggs
Read post 4 again... several times...
I was enquiring about heating to release not setting.
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Read post 5 again several times.Read post 4 again... several times...
I was enquiring about heating to release not setting.
I have set and released and never had bloom mess things up.
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I think he may have been referring to the health factors of fumes from heated cyano, but I'm just guessing.
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Yeah that was my concern.
Like I said I wasn't trying to be at all pedantic, I was just interested in the method because of the factor of using heat to release the cyano.
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