..and is it still as tasty as the day it was made?
tinyurl.co.uk/yehc
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I think Chemico was around in the 1950s. It was good stuff for people who ground their teeth....
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You can still buy it, but IIRC the tin is now a different colour, so dating could be a problem.
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Tin has the look of the 30s about it.
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We still sell this where I work!
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Here's the reverse
tinyurl.co.uk/p8g2
there's a code on the side ending 1000/1/32 . Would that be a date code ? I can imagine my dad using it in the 1950's but not 20 years prior to that.
I've got a kilogram of copper grease that at present usage rate will take me to year 3000 at least.
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My dad had a tin like that, in a very similar condition! I'd guess 50's as that's when Dad was working on cars & bikes.
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The tarmac is about 20 years old.
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As the above link by TVM, still made by Hammerite in the same tin most engine recon places will have a tin kicking around .
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marvellous! They obviously haven't seen a need to mark as "New Improved" or "Now 25% more grindy!"
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