oldshaver
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« Reply #1 on: November 07, 2009, 06:47:56 PM » |
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There are ALOT of folks out there tanning with aluminum sulphate, in one form or another, AND DONT EVEN KNOW IT! Sulphuric acid, though, has always been the "great mistake", when used as a pickling acid, just like oxalic acid.
Aluminum sulphate, is the MAIN ingredient, in almost EVERY tan I can think of, being sold to Taxidermists, except phenolics. The aluminum sulphate is sold, under different names, with the CLAIMS of monomerizing, polymerizing, and the addition of buffers, and masking agents. THE MAIN INGREDIENT, remains the same.
Sulphuric acid, is EXTREMELY hard to neutralise! The standard neutralisation formula, everyone gives on here, of 1oz of baking soda, and a little salt, per gallon of water, and the time in the bath, does NOT work, on sulphuric!
Good luck to ya, and I hope you get your DVD's. Never seen one, but DONT use the sulphuric!
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