If I am wanting to make a mold for soft plastics with undercuts , I assume the Alumilite 3 is going to be the best option ? Any input is appreciated .
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Alumilite 2 or 3
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Alumilite 2 or 3
by musky slut » Mon Jul 23, 2012 7:35 am
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Re: Alumilite 2 or 3
by dahlberg » Mon Jul 23, 2012 4:25 pm
Either 2 or 3 will likely do a great job.
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Re: Alumilite 2 or 3
by aka anglinarcher » Tue Jul 24, 2012 12:09 am
I agree with Larry completely. I use 2 and 3, depending on what Hobby Lobby has in at the time (LOL).
HS2 is a little firmer mold, and more tear resistant. HS3 is softer, a little less tear resistant, but is still very tough.
If you have massive undercuts, the HS3 is probably what you need, but I would not be afraid to use HS2 either.
HS2 is a little firmer mold, and more tear resistant. HS3 is softer, a little less tear resistant, but is still very tough.
If you have massive undercuts, the HS3 is probably what you need, but I would not be afraid to use HS2 either.
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