[Jewelry making - Article 00611] - Re: [Orchid] Sparex Pickle Granules

[John Sexton]

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    Alma: I agree. BOO Sparex2. Had the same problem of the creeping
    sludge. My work didn't have the detail a woven piece would but I
    used Acetone soak to clean mine. It worked but I'm not about to say
    it will work every time.Your woven pieces have many more ways to
    hold onto the sludge. I used a pint jar and filled it approx. half
    full of sdtraight Acetone. put the pieces in screwed the lid on and
    let it set overnight. Shook it the next day, removed the pieces and
    raun them through a hot water and Dawn charged Ultra-sonic bath.
    They came out like new. I tumbled polished them to see if I could
    find any finish problems and I didn't find any.Good luck. Let us
    know what works for you as several others have this problem or will
    have if they use this product X-II (sparex-2).

John (Jack) Sexton
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