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01-22-2007, 09:36 PM
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RE: silkspan
While on the subject, has anybody ever tried Dave Brown Skyloft? It claims to replace silk and silkspan, but doesn't have a weight listed.
01-22-2007, 10:01 PM
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Skyloft--you'll never buy so much aggravation so cheaply. I've ranted about it elsewhere. Not light, impossible to fill, destroys frameworks with uncontrolled shrinkage. Use it on the bottoms of living room furniture--that's what it was made for. Jim
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Skyloft--you'll never buy so much aggravation so cheaply. I've ranted about it elsewhere. Not light, impossible to fill, destroys frameworks with uncontrolled shrinkage. Use it on the bottoms of living room furniture--that's what it was made for. Jim
Skyloft--you'll never buy so much aggravation so cheaply. I've ranted about it elsewhere. Not light, impossible to fill, destroys frameworks with uncontrolled shrinkage. Use it on the bottoms of living room furniture--that's what it was made for. Jim
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