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Caswell Copy Cad/Zinc plating kit

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Finished with the cad plateing. Sealed everything up and put it away. All done, maybe, hehe.

What an easy process, excellent product and with Johns help not even a bit scary.
 
Post revisited.

After sitting in a box in the garage for a couple of years, I decided to mix up my Copycad/Zinc Concentrate this past week. Although the bottle had never been opened and was still in the original bag, the concentrate was part liquid and part crystalized--much like a slurpy. Unlike a slurpy, I'm having a hard time getting the crystals to dissolve in solution (water). I've tried to break up the material as best I could, but there are still many small crystals settled on the bottom of the bucket. Is this normal?

<span style="color: #FF0000">[This section of post deleted by forum owner (Basil). If you have a problem with a vendor, please take it up with the vendor] </span>

Anyone have any suggestions?
 
Lots of stuff has a shelf life. I've lost polyester catalyst from not using it in time. I haven't been on their forum for a while, I think you have to register to log in.
 
<span style="font-size: 17pt"><span style="font-family: 'Impact'"><span style="color: #993399">ALL - I just deleted part of one post and several others completely in this thread. If you have an issue with a vendor, please take it up with the vendor directly - not on this forum. This is not new - it has been a rule here since BCF began - and yes I have good reasons for this policy. Please refer to the forum >> rules << especially #6.</span> </span></span>

<span style="font-size: 14pt">Thank you for your cooperation.</span>

Basil
 
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