Bill Edwards on sun 4 jan 04
I made a statement to such in regards to other
chemicals beig used without having any clue as to what
it is or how to use it, just follow whatever a recipe
says and it must be ok. We can use those product
information sheets and MSDS sheets at every level of
use if we compound materials at all. IMHO
The only way you will convince anyone who has made
their minds ups about what they know and what they do
is to physically test it, have professional opinions
in writting and the method of testing used and the
amount of extraction or materials found during
testing.
I would then send this information and all my
statements to the person responsible as well as their
employers and if they have a commitee who makes
decisions, a copy needs to go there with all the
details and a request in writing for payment.
Make sure you are getting a real positive result from
a lab using certifiable techniques first. They are
often some mis-leading things that happen with home
tests but its a good way to at least get the
information you need to help make such a decision.
You have made it rather clear to the person who has
decided to continue on, so whats left is factual
reporting and responsibility through records that
reflect the found results.
http://www.deh.gov.au/atmosphere/airquality/lead/ceramics.html
claybair
Subject: Continuing saga - A safe leaded glaze?
Bill Edwards
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