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Ann Cochrane
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Started On : 06-Jun-2009 at 09:01:33 AM, #Views : 6083
Topic Subject : Re: Re: Re: Alginate volume |
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HI Robert
Thanks for that information. Can I just ask you then,please, I am doing a cast of a man and a boy doing a handshake. I have made a mould to fit around the general shape of the clasped hands. Can I use a slighly 'thinner' mix of alginate for this sort of work.
I am assuming that the 'thicker' mix would be used for times when it is being painted straight onto a body for a torso etc.
Is there any benefit or problems associated with a thinner mix of alginate, presumably it will be weaker but are you likely to get less air bubbles.
Thanks for your time - really appreciate it
Ann
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