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Re: A question about Flextronics & brick opacity
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lugnet.ambassadors
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Wed, 23 Jul 2008 23:58:09 GMT
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In lugnet.ambassadors, Dave Sterling wrote:
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Hey Dave S.! There’s a great old thread on this where some of us plastics
techies get our info. on postulating about what this issues could be.
Lugnet Thread Here
My speculation is that it’s an issue with liquid color since liquid color
usually does not quite offer the opacity that standard pigment does. They
also may have dropped the TiO2 loading to save $. Whatever it is, it might
not matter any longer as LEGO has decided to step away from Flextronics in
recent weeks.
LEGO to end Flextronics Deal
Hope this helps.
-Dave
ToT-LUG
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Hey Dave! :-)
I remember that first thread, but hadn’t heard that TLG was going to return to a
more directly involved management of parts production. I’m greatly relieved to
hear it! I was worried that I might have to stop buying new product altogether!
Here’s hoping they get this all sorted out soon!
Dave S.
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| (...) Hey Dave S.! There's a great old thread on this where some of us plastics techies get our info. on postulating about what this issues could be. (URL) Lugnet Thread Here> My speculation is that it's an issue with liquid color since liquid color (...) (16 years ago, 18-Jul-08, to lugnet.ambassadors, FTX)
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