Acrylic to acrylic barrier

[Sda36]

@sidesh0wb0b @Sda36 idea worked great, thank you Sda I got the small bottle of pink, which includes the brush tip in the cap, and did a trial on a printed model. It wasn't the full-blown pontic fill-in and cured in a Lang Aqua Press. But what I did do was put some white rope wax on the buccal of the pontic area (created a dam),mixed some Jet acrylic and laid it on the pontic area and tipped the cast towards the buccal to help it not run to the lingual. I let it self-cure for about 45 minutes. It came right off It did leave a couple of little pieces of pink in 2 spots (which weren't totally set and were in crevasses) that's why I got the pink to be able to see any leftovers. I'm sure super dave was just using what he's had all of these years, but since this was a new purchase, went with the pink

Wasn't aware they had this product in pink but will likely re-order the pink, makes sense to identify where things are. Glad you liked it, amazing war chest item for sure

 

[Car 54]

Wasn't aware they had this product in pink but will likely re-order the pink, makes sense to identify where things are. Glad you liked it, amazing war chest item for sure

I'm just finishing up another surgical guide on a printed model. I needed to fill in the space about 3 times (bigger 2 unit space) and every time, it comes right off using the Taub. Where do I send your commission check $$ to again, for reminding me of this stuff?

 

[Doris A]

I'm just finishing up another surgical guide on a printed model. I needed to fill in the space about 3 times (bigger 2 unit space) and every time, it comes right off using the Taub. Where do I send your commission check $$ to again, for reminding me of this stuff?

If your rubber sep gets too thick in the bottle, you can add a little distilled water to it.