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    Parrifin (candle wax) or dry saw dust are excellent fluxes when smelting lead.

    Both act as a reductant to reverse the oxidation of the tin and antimony which can then be mixed back into the lead to ensure a good alloy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    @zimmer

    Parrifin (candle wax) or dry saw dust are excellent fluxes when smelting lead.

    Both act as a reductant to reverse the oxidation of the tin and antimony which can then be mixed back into the lead to ensure a good alloy.

    Cheers
    Pete
    We hope Peter!!!
    I must drag my lazy ass into the garage and try it...
    MARK
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    Quote Originally Posted by marky123 View Post
    We hope Peter!!!
    I must drag my lazy ass into the garage and try it...
    MARK
    Why haven't you done this simple task already?

    Is there a boogie man in your garage

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