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rasorbackq
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Has anyone seen this before Oxilac acid goes hard
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October 03, 2010, 03:21:27 PM »
Was just getting ready to start some pickling and this is what I found. Not sure as to why it went this way. Maybe condensation in the basement??
Is it still good?? Might try a little in a water and salt to see if the ph is any good.
Hope hear soon .
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rasorbackq
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Re: Has anyone seen this before Oxilac acid goes hard
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Update its not oxalic acid but Lutan F tanning agent. I tried a small batch and ph was 4-5 . I took a larger pice and smashed it with a hammer back to grinds again and it was different then oxalic acid. I look a round to hind the acid on a shelf.
So next question why would Lutan F turn it this chunk??
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Re: Has anyone seen this before Oxilac acid goes hard
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It got wet. Alum will do the same thing if it gets wet, and is not mixed with water ASAP.
Soda ash will do this also.
Throw it away!
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rasorbackq
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Re: Has anyone seen this before Oxilac acid goes hard
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October 05, 2010, 06:58:20 AM »
Thanks Old Shaver. Not sure how it got wet but must have been condensation and humidity.
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clifftax
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Re: Has anyone seen this before Oxilac acid goes hard
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October 05, 2010, 01:27:01 PM »
WOW ! I have never seen Lutan F do that. Your pics look like some white frosting gone bad. I've had it clump up looking like chunks of chalk but never like yours.
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Re: Has anyone seen this before Oxilac acid goes hard
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Someone gave me about 2 pound of Lutan F the same as that and all I did was break it up into smaller pieces and then dissolved it in hot water and tanned as usual. Skins tanned fine.
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Re: Has anyone seen this before Oxilac acid goes hard
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humidity, you always must store chemicals in dry containers.
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Lutan F has a guarranteed shelf life of 12 months if stored dry , in the dark and air tight,this info came from basf's Australian distributor however they also informed me that this was the minimum shelf life , if kept under the proper conditions it should be viable for 3 yrs. Cheers Peter
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Shelf life is good to know.
Thanks
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