Jaemin Lee
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I thought that I could settle down and relax about things around my in-clinic lab after all the gears have been set up.
However, now I am going through hard time than before.
I didn't know that getting nice FCZ would be hard like this.
First of all, I thought that shaded FCZ block could solve the coloring problems, but no, it didn't help anything.
After I ovened up my first FCZ with A2 shade guided block, the manufacturer of company is local so you wouldn't know, anyway, I was very surprised by the murky yellow color.
It was totally far from A2, it was just a little bit close to yellow than white, that was all.
I made a complaint about the color to the provider, but they said if you want to color your FCZ then you need to spread liquids on the white blocks. And they recommended me expensive new LAVA 98mm blocks!
My local dealer is providing LAVA plus liquid full set with LAVA plus 98mm blocks and they told me, with this you can make your FCZ more like Vita guide colors.
However they said, they don't have a manual for coloring with those liquid.
They said only by your experience you can achieve coloring of FCZ.
What a waste of time I felt while I was hearing it.
My DT said, he could stain sintered FCZ with Empress stain kit, but as he is new to FCZ world, I couldn't totally believe in what he said.
So I sat down in front of my computer again, I spent hours and hours searching informations about coloring FCZ from DLN.
After that, I could find many recommendations about GC lustre paste kit and Jensen Insync kit.
Fortunately, here in Korea, GC products are easy to buy, however in case of Jensen, I couldn't find local dealer.
Anyway, here is what I want to ask.
LAVA liquid is coloring FCZ before sintering, so if I can achieve colors only with liquids, maybe the work flow would be shorter than staining with paste. But I couldn't find anyone who's coloring their FCZs only with liquid here. If there's someone who is coloring FCZ only with liquids, please give me some advice on it.
Well, if there is no one who's coloring FCZ with liquids, I think I have to stain my white block after sintering with proper staining system. What do you guys think about matching GC lustre kit with LAVA plus white block?
And using shaded block would help coloring or not? From what I experienced it was quite terrible.
I am eagerly expecting some answers for this, please give me some words about coloring..
However, now I am going through hard time than before.
I didn't know that getting nice FCZ would be hard like this.
First of all, I thought that shaded FCZ block could solve the coloring problems, but no, it didn't help anything.
After I ovened up my first FCZ with A2 shade guided block, the manufacturer of company is local so you wouldn't know, anyway, I was very surprised by the murky yellow color.
It was totally far from A2, it was just a little bit close to yellow than white, that was all.
I made a complaint about the color to the provider, but they said if you want to color your FCZ then you need to spread liquids on the white blocks. And they recommended me expensive new LAVA 98mm blocks!
My local dealer is providing LAVA plus liquid full set with LAVA plus 98mm blocks and they told me, with this you can make your FCZ more like Vita guide colors.
However they said, they don't have a manual for coloring with those liquid.
They said only by your experience you can achieve coloring of FCZ.
What a waste of time I felt while I was hearing it.
My DT said, he could stain sintered FCZ with Empress stain kit, but as he is new to FCZ world, I couldn't totally believe in what he said.
So I sat down in front of my computer again, I spent hours and hours searching informations about coloring FCZ from DLN.
After that, I could find many recommendations about GC lustre paste kit and Jensen Insync kit.
Fortunately, here in Korea, GC products are easy to buy, however in case of Jensen, I couldn't find local dealer.
Anyway, here is what I want to ask.
LAVA liquid is coloring FCZ before sintering, so if I can achieve colors only with liquids, maybe the work flow would be shorter than staining with paste. But I couldn't find anyone who's coloring their FCZs only with liquid here. If there's someone who is coloring FCZ only with liquids, please give me some advice on it.
Well, if there is no one who's coloring FCZ with liquids, I think I have to stain my white block after sintering with proper staining system. What do you guys think about matching GC lustre kit with LAVA plus white block?
And using shaded block would help coloring or not? From what I experienced it was quite terrible.
I am eagerly expecting some answers for this, please give me some words about coloring..
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