Thanks for that. The catalogue I have seemed to imply that but not sure.
Excellent news! Thanks for doing the experiment.
Ah I see. Thanks. I'll have to get that organised.
Unable to open link, but thanks anyway.
I'm sure it's a good idea. My point about the gel was that it might leave a residue when burnt, that's all. Probably IPA is a very good, cheap...
Oh, just to be clear, what is your understanding of "enameled" do you think it means the same as vitreous enamel, or stove-baked paint? Thanks.
Very nice! Thanks for the information.
It would have most probably been isopropyl alcohol. Cheaper than ethanol, but not sure the gel is a good idea to burn.
Hi folks, I am looking at this lamp, which is rather like my IL33, but had features of later lamps. I would like to ask two questions: the chain...
Thanks. I'm pleased with it.
Thanks also for the compliment Jean.
I used a stove paint. It is used for wood-burners and the like. It is the semi gloss version, through not very glossy. It does burnish up a bit...
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Praise indeed! Thank you sir
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Thank you, and the information is greatly appreciated too
Thanks Jeff. Being new to this site, I just wanted to make sure that they loaded OK. Much apreciated.
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