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<blockquote data-quote="TheLabGuy" data-source="post: 9700" data-attributes="member: 126"><p>Al, Doc's wife.....haven't decided, most likely not, and as for your floor wax......I do that when I have to use bases (orbix) style of model work or if I'm using semi-adjustable articulators (stratus or hanau). I'll use the floor wax as separator and paint on the die side before I pour the bases....works good....also looks shiny as well. As for using it on my models, I like when the models absorbs the moisture....less I have to blot with my tissue...and who "taps" anymore, that's for stackers(spatula types) not builders (brush types).....lol</p><p></p><p>yes Travis....any kind works...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheLabGuy, post: 9700, member: 126"] Al, Doc's wife.....haven't decided, most likely not, and as for your floor wax......I do that when I have to use bases (orbix) style of model work or if I'm using semi-adjustable articulators (stratus or hanau). I'll use the floor wax as separator and paint on the die side before I pour the bases....works good....also looks shiny as well. As for using it on my models, I like when the models absorbs the moisture....less I have to blot with my tissue...and who "taps" anymore, that's for stackers(spatula types) not builders (brush types).....lol yes Travis....any kind works... [/QUOTE]
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