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Roger Long wrote:
I haven't heard a reference to this stuff in a couple of decades but they are still lagging steam pipes so it probably could be recreated. Does anybody remember this stuff? You bet, and I'd like to know what happened to it, too. It even *smelled like* Elmer's glue. I miss good ol' asbestos fluff & mud, too, very useful sh&t, screw the idiots who breathed it & sued Johns-Manville. Frank Lagged thousands of feet of piping at sea aboard rustbuckets for greedy MEBA-scale overtime pay, nicest OT job in the engineroom, including fitting & sewing the stuff first. (What ELSE do you as a licensee making runs to the Far East in a 120F engineroom besides fix, weld & rebuild all the **** you can for the biggest payoffbg?) |
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