I am after the 2 part peroxide stuff (I believe I need a specialist shop
rather than the DIY sheds).

Pref around the Bradford/Huddersfield area but I can go as far as Leeds if
necessary.

cheers

steeler wrote:
I am after the 2 part peroxide stuff (I believe I need a specialist shop
rather than the DIY sheds).

Pref around the Bradford/Huddersfield area but I can go as far as Leeds if
necessary.

cheers



Ask

for a local stockist. Or Liberon if you can find a UK website.
You may find hydrogen peroxide (part2) at an agricultural wholesaler,
and you can use caustic soda or washing soda for part 1. Certainly
cheaper that way.

On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 13:12:43 GMT, Stuart Noble
wrote:

You may find hydrogen peroxide (part2) at an agricultural wholesaler,

I doubt it. You need about 30% for best results, 20% to be at all
effective (one reason why you shouldn't buy old stock).

Best I've ever found on the "diseases of sheep's feet" aisles was 12%.
Usually it's just 6%.

"Andy Dingley" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 13:12:43 GMT, Stuart Noble
wrote:

You may find hydrogen peroxide (part2) at an agricultural wholesaler,

I doubt it. You need about 30% for best results, 20% to be at all
effective (one reason why you shouldn't buy old stock).

Best I've ever found on the "diseases of sheep's feet" aisles was 12%.
Usually it's just 6%.


Got some @ Morells-woodfinishing in Leeds. 5L of A and B for twenty squid.

cheers

steeler wrote:
"Andy Dingley" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 13:12:43 GMT, Stuart Noble
wrote:

You may find hydrogen peroxide (part2) at an agricultural wholesaler,
I doubt it. You need about 30% for best results, 20% to be at all
effective (one reason why you shouldn't buy old stock).

Best I've ever found on the "diseases of sheep's feet" aisles was 12%.
Usually it's just 6%.


Got some @ Morells-woodfinishing in Leeds. 5L of A and B for twenty squid.

cheers



A few tips.
Get yourself a pair of synthetic fibre brushes. Both a and b will
destroy ordinary bristle.
Use plastic gloves. Part B stings.
Leave partB to dry completely before assessing the results
Decant what you need from the main containers, and don't pour it back.
The smallest trace of partA in partB will cause the container to swell
and lose strength. The cap should have small holes in it to allow the
gas to escape, but keep an eye on it.
Good luck

"Stuart Noble" wrote in message
...
steeler wrote:
"Andy Dingley" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 13:12:43 GMT, Stuart Noble
wrote:

You may find hydrogen peroxide (part2) at an agricultural wholesaler,
I doubt it. You need about 30% for best results, 20% to be at all
effective (one reason why you shouldn't buy old stock).

Best I've ever found on the "diseases of sheep's feet" aisles was 12%.
Usually it's just 6%.


Got some @ Morells-woodfinishing in Leeds. 5L of A and B for twenty
squid.

cheers

A few tips.
Get yourself a pair of synthetic fibre brushes. Both a and b will destroy
ordinary bristle.
Use plastic gloves. Part B stings.
Leave partB to dry completely before assessing the results
Decant what you need from the main containers, and don't pour it back. The
smallest trace of partA in partB will cause the container to swell and
lose strength. The cap should have small holes in it to allow the gas to
escape, but keep an eye on it.
Good luck

cheers, I used it Tuesday (google groups of this ng was good for advice) and
I am quite pleased with the results.