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Question for you guys about Release Agents...

In Reply to: Glass indoors/outdoors compromise posted by T.J. on July 30, 2003 at 08:48:11:

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Posted by:
Dave _Tackleberry_
on July 30, 2003 at 17:00:44

If you were to make a clay or plywood mold for something what kind of release agent would you use? Is there any uber cheap mehiod like silicone spray (Tried wax paper, works OK but not great) or are there certain brands that work well and are fairly cheap?
For example, If I want to make a rough fiberglass copy of a Ar-15 handguard, what release agent would keep it from sticking assuming Im only making it one sidd.

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Release Agents... Captain_Caveman 18:10:08 07/31/03 (1)

thanks for the info Dave _Tackleberry_ 18:20:24 07/31/03 (0)

Re: Question for you guys about Release Agents... T.J. "Mad Scientist for the Tiger Tank" Allcot 12:41:13 07/31/03 (0)

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: If you were to make a clay or plywood mold for something what kind of release agent would you use? Is there any uber cheap mehiod like silicone spray (Tried wax paper, works OK but not great) or are there certain brands that work well and are fairly cheap? : For example, If I want to make a rough fiberglass copy of a Ar-15 handguard, what release agent would keep it from sticking assuming Im only making it one sidd.

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