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Rob McConachie
 
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I remember reading a while ago (on this NG) about somebody else trying to
polymerize Tung Oil and what I remember is that at the temperature required
to polymerize it, Tung Oil is EXTREMELY familible.

additionally, IIRC, there are drying agents added to it. If memory serves
further, the advice in that thread was to just let it go because it was far
too dangerous and use BLO instead.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

Rob

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Subject: I have a drum of raw tung oil that I would like to polymerize
to use on teak
Date: March 8, 2005 8:21:33 PM GMT+07:00
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Hello,
I have a drum of raw tung oil that I would like to polymerize to use on
teak flooring and furniture...
I have searched the net up and down and the most I can come up with is
that it needs to be heated to 240șC in an inert atmosphere... Anyone have
any more info, tips? I have a university lab that would like to help but
they also have not been able to dig up any info... Does anybody know where
I could find this information?
Thank you VERY BIG in advance... ;-) Dennis Linkletter



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