What were they blowing dry? The head cement? Problem with that is that
wind, especially with humid air, will cloud up head cement or put a frosty
outer layer on it.
I know tiers that have tried to hook up blowers to their drying wheels, and
after just opted for small fans at low speeds- just enough to move the air,
not actually blow on the flies.
Vinyl cement fries pretty fast, but clouds up if you try to speed it up.
The 'new' UV cure coatings are susceptible to clouding but cure rather
quickly in the sun or UV light.
Was there another reason they were applying a blower?
DonO
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From: "Larry Johnson" <johns...@uvu.edu>
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Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2010 11:42 AM
Subject: [VFB] emerger
I never saw a blow dryer used on a fly before. I saw this on a YouTube
video from Nuclee-r Flies, blow drying a peacock emerger.
Larry Johnson
Springville, Utah
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