Stephen Mills on mon 17 may 99
Hi Lisa,
Sodium Dispex is a liquid deflocculent sometimes used in the production
of casting slips instead of sodium silicate and sodium carbonate (soda
ash). Its more common use is to add a few drops (literally) to a casting
slip that has become out of balance due to having had trimmings put back
into it. From this you can deduct that it is VERY powerful. I don't know
what its US equivalent is, but I expect someone on the list will know
from the description and help us all (as usual) by publishing it here.
hope this helps.
Take care.
Steve Mills
Bath
UK
In message , L.P. Skeen writes
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hey Steve,
>I've got one of your customers staying here w/ me for about 2 weeks;
>Elizabeth Mickl. She has something called Dispex (sp?) that she's
>making Terra sig with. What's this stuff in American?
>Thanks.
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Bath
UK
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