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<blockquote data-quote="G0lddigg@" data-source="post: 14964" data-attributes="member: 357"><p>hey Pr2cv</p><p></p><p>absolutely doesn't mater what pan u buy first thing to do is get a big handfull of rocks and sand and scratch the crap out of it, the old metal pans are great at holding the fines once they are rusty and i've heard that people throw them in the fire to blacken them up so you can see the gold better. I personally have a 14 inch garret 10 in gatrret, turbo pan and many other plastic pans with vrious riffle hight, size etc they all work much better with scratches mate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="G0lddigg@, post: 14964, member: 357"] hey Pr2cv absolutely doesn't mater what pan u buy first thing to do is get a big handfull of rocks and sand and scratch the crap out of it, the old metal pans are great at holding the fines once they are rusty and i've heard that people throw them in the fire to blacken them up so you can see the gold better. I personally have a 14 inch garret 10 in gatrret, turbo pan and many other plastic pans with vrious riffle hight, size etc they all work much better with scratches mate. [/QUOTE]
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