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23.1.2010, 17:59
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For our experiment I bought a Mildew Stain Remover ERNI A 8070. Its a two bottles, ERNI A + B, which must be used as a complete package for the removal of mildew stains.
We will remove mildew from Penza zemstvo stamp. Should be noted that this stamp was bathed in a hydrogen peroxide from the pharmacy. Spots were cleaned, but not completely disappeared. The stamp is ready and now looks like this: ![]() Look at the stamp's bottom right corner pictures made by microscope. 100x ![]() and 300x
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23.1.2010, 18:15
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Ok. Are you ready?
I have a quantity of dark liquid from bottle A in first plastic cup and transparent liquid from bottle B in second cup. Go! ![]() Waiting 3 min and voila! The stamp look like dirty miner: ![]() Next step - next cup! ![]() Waiting 3 min and go washing! Third cup contain a clear water: ![]() After washing our stamp will rest in old book under press. |
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23.1.2010, 18:26
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The stamp is dried. Have a look:
![]() Good work but look at the spots below: ![]() ![]() I think that paint was delicious and mildew is satisfied. Where our microscope? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The test is over. What are you think about it? |
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