Group Purchase - Lemishine

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Group Purchase - Lemishine

#1 Post by spud »

I will be endevouring to arrange a group purchase of Lemishine from a third party. Not sure of costs as of yet as i need to know a rough idea of numbers ill need. Add your name and how many you would like in this thread, i dont expect to do any ordering untill i get confirmed numbers and costs etc. I will hope to finally ordering in two to three weeks so there is plenty off time to get your name added. I'll also put this thread on UKVarminting. When i know costs etc i will get back to you for a definate yes/no and payment. I do not want to order aload and get caught with it.

Ill get back on here when i know more.

So please add your name and quantity you may want.
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#2 Post by dromia »

Four bottles for me please. :grin:
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4 bottles for me
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#4 Post by Scotsgun »

???? is this the stuff the wife has in the kitchen? I think she uses it with the dishwasher.
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#5 Post by tikkathreebarrels »

What's it for spud?
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#6 Post by dromia »

Scotsgun wrote:???? is this the stuff the wife has in the kitchen? I think she uses it with the dishwasher.

If its called Lemishine then yes it is, where do you get it in the UK?
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#7 Post by dromia »

tikkathreebarrels wrote:What's it for spud?
Its a dishwasher soap powder designed for hard water it gives the brass its shine and stops staining when using wet media, I use it with my preferred ceramic media, but is mainly promoted by STM for the stainless steel pins. Other brands work sort of but Lemishine seems to have an extra quality for brass cleaning applications.
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#8 Post by Dr. Strangelove »

You can get it on eBay. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-x-Lemi-Shin ... 263wt_1163

£28 for four, no idea how that compares...
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#9 Post by spud »

Dr. Strangelove wrote:You can get it on eBay. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-x-Lemi-Shin ... 263wt_1163

£28 for four, no idea how that compares...

plus 11-50 postage


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#10 Post by Dr. Strangelove »

No, it's £28 all in. It's $28.75 for the Lemi (approx. £18.35), then $15 for postage (approx. £9.54)...
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