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JJ Donohue
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Thanks for clarifying the egg white application.

Anyone familiar with "spitshine" and "linseed oil polishing"?

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jfrench wrote:
Its really very easy. Just crack an egg and pour the white (but not the yolk) into some sort of container. I use a margarita glass for it.


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Well a pint glass is too deep and a wine glass is too awkward. An Absinthe glass seems to work well for this application too (though better for others, admittedly). But the shallow and wide bowl of a margarita glass is ideal. 8-)

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I used a wide mouth salsa jar. Is that OK? I think I have a Highball glass I could use, if necessary. It'll be the only time it's been used in years.

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