I'll have to look tomorrow; I'm at work.walker wrote:Now that's interesting. Do they look porous like mine, or are they pretty dense?
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Which led to my next question, can I heat to a level where the chrome is safe and then plunge, he thought best leave the heat to electromagnetic charging, as any heat near a magnet inc the one being used for the charge would be damaged.walker wrote:I see. So that may be how they're initially charged, but you wouldn't do this as a simple recharge if the chrome would get wrecked.
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I can only see inside the curl and the metal is the rough look.johnallg wrote:I'll have to look tomorrow; I'm at work.walker wrote:Now that's interesting. Do they look porous like mine, or are they pretty dense?
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Interesting. That's leading me to believe that the wider gapped horseshoes weren't originally that wide and were altered later on.
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May be the stock was quite old by the early 60's and could also have gone rusty, hence the bad pitting.walker wrote:Interesting. That's leading me to believe that the wider gapped horseshoes weren't originally that wide and were altered later on.
