>In a message dated 97-11-23 00:27:37 EST, you write: > ><< To Dave Peake!! > Silicone can ONLY be stored in metal OR glass NOT > plastic. It would eventually pass thruogh the plastic and you only have the > carrier fluid left which is why you dont notice this much. When you buy it, > it comes in a metal can... > Theodore Mamel RPT > Pittsburgh Chapter > >> >Theodore, > >Then why does it last longer in an airtight heavy duty plastic container? > Glass jars, not matter how tight I make it, evaporates the silnap in a >hurry. Never a problem with what I use. > >Dave Peake, RPT >Portland, OR I have Silicone (Silioil), Part #TX650001, that I ordered years ago, still unused. It was delivered in a non-flexible plastic container with a metal screw-on cap, and that was sealed inside a plastic bag. I believe this would constitute a debunking of plastic being a non-suitable container for silicone. Keith A. McGavern kam544@ionet.net Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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