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Article #378Re: Methods for masking on polystyrene
From: Eric Benton
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1993 23:40
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1993 23:40
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The current issue of Fine Scale Modeler has an article about using
parafilm as a masking material. Parafilm is a roll of thin parafin wax that
chemists use to seal containers and such. The article made it sound like
the greatest masking material in history. I've got some, but haven't tried
it yet. Another masking tape that seems to be popular is Blenderm surgical
tape. I have no experience with this either.
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Eric Benton (eric@physics.usfca.edu)
Physics Research Laboratory
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