Pat Marlin's California Flake Flux

Pat Marlin's Reloading Supplies:

Updated: 04-21-09

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CFF California Flake Flux.

More info here: http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=27972

What is PMWFCFF? ....

CFF flakes are processed from no less than 4 species of large old growth “buggied” salvaged Northern California trees that would otherwise rot in our forests, or provide fodder to burn in catastrophic wild fires. With the combination of old growth heartwood, and a high amount of sap production due to the tree’s natural defense to stop penetrating bugs, mother nature has produced a fine product for lead bullet casters.

CFF has proven to:
• Keep alloys thoroughly mixed and “super fluxed” with all impurities at the top.
• Provide better mold fill out and less weight variation improving accuracy.
• Keep the casting pot and equipment clean with no rust or dirt.
• Help produce super clean ingots when used during smelting.
• Help recover every last bit of lead normally thrown out with dross skimmings.

CFF has a very pleasant aroma with hardly a bit of smoke, and none of the flames that are typically associated with using other fluxes. 100% non toxic. No chemicals added.

Cost is $20 shipped Flat Rate USPS Priority- conus total, and that includes 10% of the net going here to Cast Boolits.

One box should supply near 1000 pot melts. Money back if not totally satisfied.

I run a saw mill here in our remote part of the country, and I seek out these fine trees before they go to rot. It creates some beautiful wood and I'm happy to see the byproduct of what I do go to a good use, and help support Cast Boolits.

I'm not making much on this, as I spend quite a bit of time mixing batches of CFF so it's not all from one log species, and boxing etc. The post office is making the easy money on this deal.

I get a lot of compliments on CFF, and I hope more folks post their findings.

I know some guys jus have a problem with buying a wood product, cause they think any old sawdust or a stirring stick will work as well. Well it really doesn't.

Work yes, but there's a reason guys (myself included) like CFF wood flake as it really works better than most fluxes, better than any other method I've tried and if you are interested in better fill out of your molds, a cleaner pot, fast melting time, plus more consistent weight variation of your boolits, CFF is well worth the $20 for near a lifetime supply....

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