Hi, I'm not a startup, but maybe you can help.
A customer was asking for coal tar 40% in yellow soft paraffin (which is a ridiculously high strength, I can't see it being any more effective practically than 20% or even 15%). We've made it on the slab and in the FagronLab PRO Unguator, but it's difficult to get a good mix using either method. Can you please accept the challenge to reimagine a grandiose idea for advancing and evolving how to make coal tar 40% in yellow soft paraffin, in a profound way? Thanks in advance.
(, Tue 20 Jul 2021, 8:14, Reply)
That's easy
reduce the heat in the FagronLab PRO Unguator by 3 degrees and add about 5% more colouring. sorted.
Thats eleventy pounds please who do I invoice?
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TBL I posted this on, Tue 20 Jul 2021, 13:04,
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Non-ionic ethoxylated emulsifier might help.
Try the lower ethoxylated (6-10) ceto-stearyl alcohols.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Tue 20 Jul 2021, 14:47,
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That might work also but you need to make sure that
the lower ethoxylated (6-10) ceto-stearyl alcohols are still within 2% tolerance or there will be an almighty boom.
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TBL I posted this on, Tue 20 Jul 2021, 16:06,
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Lmao.
it's the word "grandiose" that is really doing it for me.
I get how it's basic literal meaning fits what they're trying to say, but all the negative nuances have totally passed them by.
Their team of pretentious chancers will generate a bunch of epic but specious plans that will fuck your business in the long term,
but not before they've got their fees and drunk all the champaigne!
(, Tue 20 Jul 2021, 15:43, Reply)