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  1. #1
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    Aug 2007
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    Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
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    Default Turpentine? I'll pass on on that idea...

    A reply to one of my postings some time back suggested using turpentine as part of a mixture to use in the treatment of hive bodies.

    If I try anything it will be the paraffin and rosin mixture.

    I haven't had any reason to use turpentine for many years, and I'm glad. I've worked with a lot of paint systems and solvents (some would suggest too many ), and I find the smell of turpentine to be as disagreeable or worse than many.

    Even after several months of off-gassing, I would think that more vapors would be emitted in the heat of summer...
    BeeCurious............... Trying to think inside the box...

  2. #2
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    Oct 2008
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    Wilmington, Illinois, USA
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    Default Re: Turpentine? I'll pass on on that idea...

    There is a product out there that is a safe alternative to turpentine. Safe Clean. See the link. It's a natural alternative that leaves a citrus fragrance and it's non-toxic.

    http://forum.portraitartist.com/prin...hp?t=383&pp=40
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