Raj wrote:
I think the problem (well for me at least) arose from the term used to describe the process..
He called it ‘rerock’ not ‘re-press’ which describes a different thing entirely.
Had he said repress he would have got a different answer to what I gave [having spent a fair while researching the term on the net to verify what the term ‘rerock’ normally meant]
To cut and repress is not known as rerocking it in the UK.
Don’t know were you get your info from but re-rock is what its called….
Take 1 kilo of nearly pure cocaine, 1: flake called this because its layered like slate or 2: shiny called this well because its shiny. Break it down so its fine enough to blend. Then take 1 killo of brewer’s lactose or benzocaine, scousers are bretty crude (after all most of the stuff comes from there), they use something that comes back 100 % (washing it up, when crack heads mix it with amonia or bi-carbonate of soda at heat to make crack). They call it magic or supermix makes who ever is washing it up think it’s stronger than it really is. Any way put it all in a blender, mix it together but it in a bag in order to get all the air out, put it in a mould stick it in your press which is a 15 ton hydrolic press (the kind mechanics use for ball joints etc, like making a tablet).
Take it out and that is what IN THE UK is called RE-ROCK because you have taken it from rock, added your bash and RE-ROCKED, it hence RE-ROCK. In your research you will never hear of punters asking their dealers if it was rocked. I don’t know why you would call it re-press because if it came from pure its never been anywhere near a press to be called RE-PRESS and I can’t see many Columbians or Peruvians humping a press around in the jungle, can you?
The cocaine is put into hydrochloric acid then in a microwave and thats how its forms into a hard state. Unless it’s actually called re-microwave in the UK it is called RE-ROCK, the reason a crack head heat it in a spoon using Amonia or bi-carbonate of soda is to take the hydrochloric salt out. So my advice would be to do some more research… Bye.
