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BBrown1382 wrote:
Also p.666 (!) ff in Untracht's "Jewelry Concepts and Technology" He claims that "by taking teh appropriate precautions, craftspersons can completely eliminate any chance of mercuric poisoning Call me skeptical, but I think I'll pass. I do seem to recall hearing that some old world gilding is still done in England by one or two firms, but the OHSA and EPA regs here in the States make it a losing proposition. If one has access to a good chemical hood and protective gear I guess it could be done. However... Brian Brown ) Doing it outdoors is also a possibility. If you do, make sure you are sitting upwind of the work you are handling. Abrasha http://www.abrasha.com |
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I wanted to thank everyone for the great input I received on this question.
I am a new member, and this was my first question for the group. |
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