Re: Using aluminium foil to mimic metal finish

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From: Mark Storin
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 15:27

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Try Bare Metal foil.  It's a VERY thin aluminum foil with adhesive backing.
Sold in single sheets of about 6x12 inches.  In will conform to all sorts of
curves and shows the smallest details of the underlying plastic.  Don't know
the current cost, sorry, but it should be available in many of the finer hobby
shops in California.

- Mark A. Storin
- marks@studsys.mscs.mu.edu

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