Brand new, still in its packet, no idea how old it is, and somewhere I have some blocks for it too.

Just need the masking tape and yacht varnish.

Not required. We used masking tape and varnish on lead foil which had no sticky side. What a performance that was ?, clean the window with meths on a rag, mask the area, apply varnish wait for it to go tacky, then apply foil, then varnish again. When this stuff came out, it had adhesive on one side, so it was just a case of clean, stick and done, no varnish required.  One customer complained, no varnish, went back, varnished it (Customer is always right, even when they are wrong) week later had to remove all foil and varnish (Good old window scraper) someone put a key across the foil, nice gouge out of it. He was paying by the hour? Never did use varnish again, ever.

I like the fact you put your name on the picture,

 

you can't move for people stealing your picture of battered old tat in boxes...

26 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

I like the fact you put your name on the picture,

 

Thank you.

It was a requirement to pritect the foil with at least varnish.thrre was a stick 'guard' to but i forget the name

Such a nice day today, been tidying up (That's how I found the foil) But I also found...............

 

And the roller I used to use to make sure the foil adhered and was flat with no creases.

I have a foil kit and lacing kit still in the stores, the last time we did some tube and batten was about 10 years ago. Haven't done any foiling for quite some time,  I used to quite like foiling. Theres a shop down the marina with a window I foiled, I always make a point of walking past it just to see if the foil is there, the alarm is long gone, but the foil is there.