Hi Kate:
Haha...I'm looking at the phrase ..plain old .... bag balm... and
wondering, "what am I missing here???" Then I re-read it as
...plain....old bag ...balm...
I think I get it now!!
My wife hhha- uh- knows someone who has some of that. Thanks! I'll give it
a try.
----- Original Message -----
From kate & gary <kgb at clipper.net>
To: Dan O'Shea <danoshea@idsi.net>
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2000 11:47 PM
Subject: Re: Maintaining and Restoring Vinyl
> Hi Dan,
> Please don't laugh, but plain old bag balm will sometimes soak in enough
to do
> the trick. You can sometimes find it in a semi-liquified form in some hand
> lotions.
> Kate
>
> Dan O'Shea wrote:
>
> > I spent the day cleaning the garage and getting it organized somewhat.
I
> > had happened upon my boot which I'd hung over a piece of wood to try to
> > stretch out the creases. Lo and behold the piping had cracked where it
had
> > "bent" over the piece of wood. It is very brittle. Is there a
conditioner
> > or substance/procedure that can restore the life to this crusty old
stuff?
> >
> > Dan O'Shea
> > 68 Sprite
> > Poughkeepsie, NY
>
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