[david correia]

In article ,
(Scott Dorsey) wrote:

david correia wrote:
In article ,
(Scott Dorsey) wrote:

Six String Stu wrote:
Maybe he's talking about Silicone spray?

NO. Definite not. Don't even THINK about it.

You get silicone oil on a surface and it will slowly spread out until it
covers everything a molecule thick. Good for a lot of things, especially
high temperature things like printer fusers. Not good for anything near
wood.

C'mon Scott, one molecule thick??? Not 2 or 2 thousand? Seems kinda hard
to believe, not that I have any idea.

It takes decades, but when it gets thin the stuff adheres more strongly to
other surfaces than to itself. So it gets progressively thinner and thinner
until it can't get any thinner than that.
--scott



Ah yes, the Nicole Richie theorem.





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