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July 20th, 2004, 09:59 AM
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Inner Circle
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Try Vasalene Hair cream instead of brylcreem. It is a white creamy derivative of Vasalene petroleum jelly. It may melt if you don't seal, but your camera will smell nice, and you will look less like the Fonze with a little in your hair.
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July 21st, 2004, 12:40 AM
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I thought I had posted this already but must have only thought about doing so.
Xylocaine (R) 5% Ointment. (Not the 4% which is too thin.) It is a stiffer brew and does not seem to separate or crack like some of the emulsions when it is squashed into a thin layer between two glasses. I don't know how it goes long term. I dropped my microscope slides and one prism which got chipped. I was not happy. (Fortunately the prism is chipped outside of the 4:3 image area so I can still use it in the vertical plane.) The only slides I have left now are groundglassed already from other tests. |
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