No one belives me

**duncan** · 24-06-05, 19:33

i would settle for 'what sort of sheets do you recommend'?

**Lakesailor** · 24-06-05, 20:49

Hang on. We've only your word for it you're a girl.
We'll not get taken in like that again!

Sorry, didn't mean Duncan. should've been Boating_Ladette

**landaftaf** · 24-06-05, 21:33

so duncan is your second choice huh

**Lakesailor** · 24-06-05, 21:55

Well he's a nice boy, but......

**sammy_pl312na** · 27-06-05, 09:43

well you can acctually get it in many colours. the one i hav chosen is blood red because the copper is oxidised. the old one i used is just a plain copper colour. you can also get pink yes.

**tcm** · 27-06-05, 09:54

Copper oxide isn't red though, is it?

**duncan** · 27-06-05, 10:01

there's always a but..........

**sammy_pl312na** · 27-06-05, 10:04

yes the copper oxide makes it red

**sammy_pl312na** · 27-06-05, 10:05

250 microns thick

**tcm** · 27-06-05, 10:13

ah, i now understand why nobody believes you know all about copper antifoul- it's because you DON'T know everything about copper antifoul. It's not because you are a girl at all.

In fact, i am afraid to say you know almost NOTHING about copper antifouling. Or copper. Yes! Unfortunately, it's true, no point in arguing. Someone will have to tell you sooner or later, so it may as well be me telling you right now.

For your information, copper oxide is NOT red. It's black. Copper carbonate is green. I wonder if you can decide what colour copper sulphate is, hm?

Have a look at some basic stuff at

http://www.gcsechemistry.com/f19.htm

and not even experts would ever say they know EVERYTHING about a subject, so stop making silly claims about your knowledge. Especially not about copper.