Thread: lather on shapton

Originally Posted by loueedacat

I don't believe in reading instructions.

So much for the SRP Wiki

I'll have to check my instructions (I kept them!) at
home, but I seem to recall that they advised against
the use of soap (and also direct sunlight).

- Scott

Originally Posted by sebell

I'll have to check my instructions (I kept them!) at
home, but I seem to recall that they advised against
the use of soap (and also direct sunlight).

- Scott

That's just bad hygiene! Do they advise storing them in coffins and keeping them away from garlic?

Originally Posted by loueedacat

That's just bad hygiene! Do they advise storing them in coffins and keeping them away from garlic?

Well, they have been looking awfully pale
lately...

- Scott

Blaireau is a scientist in the field of polymers. He has posted about the Shaptons using polymers as a binder for the abrasive. They are sensitive to light and temp changes and the like.

The Topher, a forum member, had a 16k in the kitchen. He got a drop of something on it that ate into the surface. He is not sure what it was but said at the time that he thought it might have been dish soap.