[78-L] hardening fluid-not what you are thinking!

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That's a good question. The ad said "this record" but I have no idea 
what record originally came in it. It may have been a lacquer.

If a lacquer was to be played on a player in the 1930s, something to 
harden the surface might have been a good idea. I have jsut not heard of 
such.

joe salerno


On 3/13/2012 12:22 PM, Anthony G Pavick wrote:
> Actually in all seriousness, given that the other add was for a
> cutting stylus, would this have not been a finisher for acetates,
> similar finishers for photos, that hardened the softer material therein?
>
> Also -- a stretch here -- is Duotone as a company a version of what
> would have become Capital Magnetics and hence their brand -- Duotape?
>
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Joe Salerno