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02-19-2006, 05:28 PM
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| White lead alternitive?  I found a set of wood row boat plans on the web dated April 1954.The say to use White lead and twine in the shiplap joints. I finnally found some I can order but it's expensive ( min. 5LB can for $70.00). My question is what can I use instead of white lead and where can I get some? Thanks, Mike Johnson mikenrobin@starband.net  |
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