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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Met History [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 12:57 AM
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> Subject: [BP] walked around Trinity Church Boston today...
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> Around the corner - Exeter Street? - an interesting collision
> of faith and works. A dental enameling outfit opened up in a
> 1910's storefronted 1880's rowhouse, all very intact.
Dentils are a classical ornament, not Baptist.
> I've always imagined that painting non-ferrous metals was
> essentially a doomed enterprise, no matter what, so I was
> thinking this was entirely misbegotten. But then I realized
> that I really don't know: is there, indeed, a sound way to
> paint over (say) copper and have it last as long as, say, wood?
Yes. See Ralph et Twybil. Acidic wash will also remove any of the
factory solvents/oils from production that Ralph refers to.
D.
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