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[MF3D.FORUM:906] Re: Mount Colors + Dropped Spud conclusion
- From: Brian Reynolds <reynolds@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [MF3D.FORUM:906] Re: Mount Colors + Dropped Spud conclusion
- Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2000 08:54:28 -0400
William Rosenberg wrote:
> Dropped Spud story continued.... Had the rolls developed yesterday in NYC.
> First roll was grossly ruined, HUGE LIGHT LEAK ugh! Post crazy glue
> rolls were great! Thank goodness for .99 cents crazy glue quick fix. My
> advice is to keep a new sealed tube in your camera bag and most of all have
> a sturdy camera bag that will at least absorb some of the shock.
>
I'm glad to hear your Sputnik is back in action.
I would very strongly recommend against keeping Crazy Glue (or any
other cyanoacrylate (CA)) in a camera bag for two reasons.
First, CA glues only have about a six month self life. After that
they are no longer effective. I tend to go the the WRAM (Westchester
Radio Aero Modellers) show each year and by fresh bottles straight
from the manufacturer. Once I get them home they go right in the
freezer.
Second, bottles of glue have a habit of leaking. When I used to fly
C/L airplanes there were guys who had all sorts of stuff glued to
their flight boxes because a bottle leaked. In a camera bag it would
be even worse. One of the uses of CA is a method of making finger
prints easier to see (the fumes from the glue react with the moisture
on the surface). Having a permanent set of fingerprints on your
equipment would be really bad, especially on a lens.
--
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http://www.panix.com/~reynolds | -- Dexter and Dee Dee
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