Re: meteorite preservation

[Fred Mason <capnjeep@worldnet.att.net>]

Gee, I've had the same problem but acid and sandblasting seems to do the
trick...(8-)>
especially for those pesky crusts on those nice Mars rocks!!!

Fred
capnjeep@att.worldnet.net

doug wrote:

> Here is part of and e-mail I received today:
>
> The whole rock was covered with this black burnt layer that is very hard
> to get off as if the object had been through very intense heat. I have
> managed to clean about 33% of it...
>
> Doug
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• Re: NO, NO, NO MR. STROIK
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• Re: NO, NO, NO MR. STROIK
• From: Mike DiMuzio <mdimuzio@cisnet.com>
• meteorite preservation
• From: doug <meteorites@geocities.com>

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