Harwood asked: >Does anyone know what Bob Board uses in his "Super Smoke" smoke >fluid? I been using for many years and have sold a lot also. >Everyone seems to think it is very close to Gilbert's original smoke >fluid.
Well, not "everyone." I may be stepping on toes here, but it's unavoidable. Sorry. I will try to be gentle. When I first tried Supersmoke, it kinda, sorta reminded me of Gilbert #25 (the "non-toxic" Gilbert fluid.) SORTA, mind you, because I hadn't smelled original Gilbert fluid for... oh, 23+ years. When I did get my hands on some original stuff, filled an Atlantic smoke unit with it, and inhaled the vapor, the memory of "trains of my childhood" came roaring back with startling clarity. That's the main difference between Supersmoke and Gilbert fluid: Supersmoke sorta reminds me of Gilbert, Gilbert #25 transports me to Christmas 1958. There are other differences. Supersmoke doesn't seem to "wick" as well as Gilbert #25 (or as well as MTH fluid, or LGB fluid) and seems to clog even fresh wicks after awhile. That's been my experience with it, anyway. Fact is, the only smoke fluid I've tried that is NOT superior to Supersmoke is Life-Like fluid. Chuck F. S-Trains list sponsor: http://www.americanflyertrains.com All the Flyer you desire...books and accessories too! To UNSUBSCRIBE from this list send a note to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
