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Old 07-22-2007, 06:40 PM   #1
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Just reading their description of Michael Hardings cremnitz white ground in walnut oil has gotten me all excited. I have long been a fan of walnut oil and as I have said before, it's the feel under the brush that makes the difference. It appears that they also know that to be true.
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