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Dan Spector
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Started On : 01-Oct-2009 at 01:56:02 AM, #Views : 5807
Topic Subject : Re: Re: Pregnancy cast |
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Yes, most finishes that don't breathe will pop off the surface. The
water has to escape somehow.
I don't know how thick you work, but if they are pretty thick, you
can drill and use screw eyes.
Using as much fiberglass as I do, my pieces can't shatter. I don't
know where to find dental plaster in quantity here anyway.
Dan Spector
dan@archicast.com
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> Hello Dan Spector
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> Post Date : Thursday 01st 2009f October 2009 12:20:00 AM
> Posted by : "Diane Rossong" Diane@lastingimpression.net
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> Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pregnancy cast:--
> I got the stronger dental gypsum mainly for the baby hands and
> feet. I found that if one was dropped a cement or tile floor they
> would smash in to pieces rather than chip a little with the
> stronger one.
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> So that would work if I made the hanging wire too long and want to
> shorten it even if the front has been painted? I ask becuase I
> would be affraid of the water making the paint seperate from the
> cast. This has happened to me in the past. My husband thought he
> would be helpful and hosed down our garage and one of my casts got
> wet, I noticed it about 10 minutes later, dried it and the naxt day
> it formed pockets under the paint only where there were undercuts.
> I fixed it but it was not fun.
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> Diane Rossong
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