I haven't heard anything from Adam at Protech in a long time, the last time I did, he said they were waiting for FDA approval for a new ingredient they were having to switch to because they could no longer get one they used in the old formula.. Who knows how long that will take.
Ugh! I really liked that acrylic
Have you found anything similar to use for one tooth flippers?
No, we microwave one tooth flippers. It only takes about 3 hours from start to finish.
a $300 flipper?!? YAY!!!!
Well.... I sure hope you bill at least $100/hour for your expertise and labor. Surely was not drinking..lol. WORKING.What were you drinking at 2:00 this morning? I said it takes 3 HOURS not $300!!!
And happy to have the work!Question about microwaving flippers. I had one come out the other day and the tissue side was a milky color. Any ideas what would cause this to happen?
I've never had that happen. What brand of acrylic are you using?
Exactly the same as you, and I've never had that happen. What kind of separator are you using?
I use 2 coats of Diamond D. Are you following the instructions that came with the flask? I don't follow those. Dennis Urban put out an article on processing in which you process for 4 minutes at full power in a 500w--700w microwave. I've been doing this without any problems whatsoever.
How can we trust your opinion? We can't even see your eyes.
Would you have a link to that article?
Thank you!
