Subject: Re: [baidarka] shrinking nylon
From: Hendrik Maroske (HMaroske@freenet.de)
Date: Tue Jul 23 2002 - 15:23:49 EDT
Gerald Maroske wrote:
> what makes one of the chemical and in this way practical differences between
> nylon and polyesterfibers is that nylon (polyamid)contains
>
> |
> N
> | amid
> C=O
> |
hey, that is a good explanation of the
FIBER CHEMISTRY. Now we add the already
mentioned effects of FABRIC MANUFATCURING
and COATING, and there we are.
Thanks Gerald, that was the missing puzzle
piece. I'm beginning to get it.
Hendrik
P.S. that Superflite "Superbond" glue paint for
aircraft wing covering smells, feels, handles
and works like my Acteone/Pattex mixture...
I say it _is_ Acteone/Pattex mixture, maybe
slightly modified but similar anyway.
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