Modeling Rubber
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Modeling Rubber
Where might I find "modeling rubber", as seen here:
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/post...97-post69.html
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https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/post...97-post69.html
Thanks.
-Tom
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Re: Modeling Rubber
Probably poured latex.
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Re: Modeling Rubber
Hi Marck. Where does one find this stuff? Hobby shop? Hardware?
How do you extract the rubber from the runner or port? Is there prep (Lube) necessary first, to help extract it later?
How do you extract the rubber from the runner or port? Is there prep (Lube) necessary first, to help extract it later?
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From: Enschede, Netherlands
Car: 82 TA 87 IZ L98 88 IZ LB9 88 IZ L98
Engine: 5.7TBI 5,7TPI 5.0TPI, 5,7TPI
Transmission: T5, 700R4, T5, 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.08, 3.27, 3.45, 3.27
Re: Modeling Rubber
I'm not sure where to get it over there
The stuff is really malleable, you just carefully pull it out and it returns to it's cured form.
I'm not sure if it needs prep, I have never poured runner shapes before.
The stuff is really malleable, you just carefully pull it out and it returns to it's cured form.
I'm not sure if it needs prep, I have never poured runner shapes before.
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