pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on mon 28 jul 03
Hi Fred!
Maybe it was what is called 'Felt', or Roofing Felt...
(Tarred 'Felt' in effect, if figurative 'felt' in it's way,
as, I do not know if it any longer is actually Wool, but
likely some other fiber source...)
Which comes in different 'weight' designations, as so-many
'pounds'...60 Lb. 'Felt' whatever...the higher the pound
enumeration the heavier (thicker) it is.
Phil
Las Vegas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Fredrick Paget"
> I took a class from Marcia once and we were using what she
calls tar
> paper. I must mention that this paper is not your ordinary
thin tar
> paper such as is used under the wood siding of a house.
Rather it is
> very heavy - almost one eights inch thick. It is some kind
of roll
> roofing.
> Fred
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> From Fred Paget, Marin County, California, USA
Fredrick Paget on mon 28 jul 03
The material we were using was Italian as we were in Italy so it
could be something that we don't have here in the states exactly. It
was smooth on both sides and very tarry. Quite flexible. The roofing
felt sounds about right.
Fred
>
>Maybe it was what is called 'Felt', or Roofing Felt...
>Phil
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From Fred Paget, Marin County, California, USA
fredrick@well.com
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