Mold Release
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nboyd383
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Mold Release
Where I live it is very difficult to get mold release, and shipping is Killer/not possible from other places, so I was wondering if there were alternatives to commercial Mold Release say perhaps WD-40 or something like it? Basicly I'm wondering If WD-40 would work as a mold release.
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HMAS
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Re: Mold Release
WD 40 is a No-No
A release on a silicon rubber mold for casting whitemetal parts? resin ? more clues please
If there is a department store or an auto store near by try them!
silicon sprays for wheels tyres ie auto detailing might do the trick.
Tony
A release on a silicon rubber mold for casting whitemetal parts? resin ? more clues please
If there is a department store or an auto store near by try them!
silicon sprays for wheels tyres ie auto detailing might do the trick.
Tony
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Sean Hert
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nboyd383
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Re: Mold Release
Its for rubber mold to resin cast, and thank-you I have PAM here 
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RNfanDan
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Re: Mold Release
Yes and if your parts don't turn out right, at least they'll be tasty!! 
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Re: Mold Release
Most resin parts don't really need a mold release anyway.nboyd383 wrote:Its for rubber mold to resin cast, and thank-you I have PAM here
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Sean Hert
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