Gum chemistry is simple and easy to understand.& Gloy and AOL

 
 
In a message dated 20/03/2006 18:53:18 GMT Standard Time,
kthayer@pacifier.com writes:

I could say more about the rest, but it's too nice a morning to sit
at the computer. I'll just say this is a perfect illustration of
the point I was making: people can make fine gum prints even if they
don't understand anything about the process, or even if what they
think they know about it is wrong, oversimplified, or outdated.

Katherine
 
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The explanation I gave for the chemistry of gum printing is succinct and
provides a useful basis for those wanting to make gum prints.
 
Terry
 

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Received on Mon Mar 20 14:32:34 2006