How about this Fina recipe...

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SNDMN

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• Jul 22, 2003

• #1

This is the Fina recipe which I think I will use. Is there anything missing from here that I should know about? Also, in the last portion of this recipe, is it assuming a 4g kit and (2) Finaplix-h cartridges? Also, once all the tren is filtered through the Whatman into the sterile vial would you then bake it to sterlize it? I just want to be extra careful and don't want to assume anything.

http://www.basskilleronline.com/finaplix_directions_03.html

 

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SNDMN

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• Jul 22, 2003

• #2

http://www.basskilleronline.com/finaplix_directions_03.html

This is the link (for some reason in my first post it left out "aplix_dir"

 

sundevil

New member

• Jul 22, 2003

• #3

I never bother with the coffee filter -- I just let it settle well and use the whatman. I cook at 250 for 45 minutes after finishing. However, I don't use heat earlier --- the tren in this series of slides is pretty dark -- I like the light golden color.

Check out last time's efforts.

 

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midwtchamp

Banana

• Jul 23, 2003

• #4

ahhhh liquid gold!!! and basskillers way works great he the man on converting stuff...well next to boner dude!

 

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ready2grow

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• Jul 23, 2003

• #5

Baking it reduces the BA from my understanding therefore reducing the pain!

 

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SNDMN

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• Jul 23, 2003

• #6

Tren should be treated like all other gear, correct, in terms of storage and shelf life?

 

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Max-HC

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• Jul 23, 2003

• #7

Cant go wrong with the basskiller way......

 

sundevil

New member

• Jul 24, 2003

• #8

huntergatherer said:

if you don't run it through a coffee filter, the whatman filter will get all clogged and you'll get cramps in your thumbs from pushing for hours...

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I have had great success without the coffee filter -- it never takes long to get through the whatman. The key is allowing the material to separate well. I use the notacow method (note no coffee filter). It saves lots of tren, time, and headaches. The end result is a really great product.


Here's the link (also from the great basskiller site).


http://basskilleronline.com/finaplix_conversion.html