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Plastic Worm Making Materials: Alternative to Smooth-on?

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Old 12-17-2011, 10:57 PM   #1
 
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Plastic Worm Making Materials: Alternative to Smooth-on?

Worm Making Materials <br>(Plastic, Hardener, Color, Etc.)

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Re: Plastic Worm Making Materials: Alternative to Smooth-on?

I have always used Smooth-on. Mold max mainly.

This is an awesome find!! There was not too much to read about it other than a 2 hour pot life which is a little long really. I am more interested in it's strengh for pulls. Also I would check into thickeners.

In any case ... $59.00 for 2 GALLONS!!! WOW! CHEAP!
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Re: Plastic Worm Making Materials: Alternative to Smooth-on?

It says made by Dow Corning. I used Dow Corning stuff, pre-internet. It was very firm, but worked well.
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Re: Plastic Worm Making Materials: Alternative to Smooth-on?

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I have always used Smooth-on. Mold max mainly.

This is an awesome find!! There was not too much to read about it other than a 2 hour pot life which is a little long really. I am more interested in it's strengh for pulls. Also I would check into thickeners.

In any case ... $59.00 for 2 GALLONS!!! WOW! CHEAP!
actually it says $59.00 for 2 pounds... not so cheap...

Item #: 320301
Price: $59.95
Package Quantity: 2Lb. Container
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