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If you are duping a blocked out model, 1st note that hydrocoloid has a melt at 90'c and that if U use wax to blockout it melts at around 60'c. Remember hydrocoloid is water based playdough is also water based, use plastilina to blockout clay http://www.****blick.com/categories...sgph07181175&gclid=CLX1rdT7-aoCFUYEQAodBSmDGA
get a probe thermometer or risk either burning your person or ruining any wax up. The hydrocoloid tends to pour safest at 44'c (around 125'f).
If you are trying to microwave it chop it up first add a midge of water and melt it in 2 or 3 levels stirring between. Then stir until the temp is what U need. bench cool at least 10 min then water pan cool until firm. If there are a lot of undercuts sometime take the material out of the flask helps & if needed U can carefully section and put it back together in the dup flask to make your model.
get a probe thermometer or risk either burning your person or ruining any wax up. The hydrocoloid tends to pour safest at 44'c (around 125'f).
If you are trying to microwave it chop it up first add a midge of water and melt it in 2 or 3 levels stirring between. Then stir until the temp is what U need. bench cool at least 10 min then water pan cool until firm. If there are a lot of undercuts sometime take the material out of the flask helps & if needed U can carefully section and put it back together in the dup flask to make your model.