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i had this conversation with munners (the oxalic king) last week.i can get hold of wood bleach at our local timber yard but i don't think its the same as oxalic.the wood bleach comes in a liquid/gel for similar to paint stripper.oxalic, im led to believe are granules that you dilute in water then leave the frame to soak.i believe oxalic is quite specialist and it may be a case of ordering online andits pricey im going to to buy a small tin of wood bleach and give it a go. only need a small amount to get into the tight areas.i will let you know how i get on
Quote from: dwain dibbly on January 23, 2008, 10:55 AMi had this conversation with munners (the oxalic king) last week.i can get hold of wood bleach at our local timber yard but i don't think its the same as oxalic.the wood bleach comes in a liquid/gel for similar to paint stripper.oxalic, im led to believe are granules that you dilute in water then leave the frame to soak.i believe oxalic is quite specialist and it may be a case of ordering online andits pricey im going to to buy a small tin of wood bleach and give it a go. only need a small amount to get into the tight areas.i will let you know how i get on John. Save your money mate. This is where to get it from.http://www.agwoodcare.co.uk/show_product.php?id=106&gclid=CIOz5b6w-48CFQdEFQodK1iBLQQuick delivery. Pricey BUT if you get a pasterers bath for £20 and fill it with the acid and water you can keep it for ages if you put a plank of wood over it so that it dosent evaporate. If you lived local i would have done yours for ya for nothing!
I think I've seen it on ebay