you cant use pb blaster either.... will not work!!!
On Nov 11, 7:12 am, Stephen Cobb <[email protected]> wrote:
> you had poor results because of the gasoline... it is petrolium based
> and will not give consistant results. try it again with ascetone. But
> yes it will take alot of styrofoam but it is cheap in or in most
> cases, free.....
>
> there is also one other meathod you can do using 1 gallon of hot milk
> and 3 tablespoons of vinigar. It makes similar results after you
> strain it.
>
> On Nov 10, 8:24 pm, "?" <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > I saw a similar video actually tried this method once, or rather a
> > variation uning gasoline instead of acetone, and wasn't really blown
> > away by the results. I could not believe how much styrofoam it takes
> > to produce a few ounces of slurry. It would only be really practical
> > for small parts I think, and you won't get much detail without a
> > vacuum system. Also the last part of the drying process took a
> > rediculously long time (Weeks!)and needs to be performed outside,
> > Although this may be different with acetone. I HATE spending money,
> > if I think I can make something myself, but i'd go with smoothcast if
> > you can get it near where you live...unless you really like fumes...
>
> > On Nov 10, 5:50 pm, Stephen Cobb <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > > I just watched onwww.youtube.comhowtomake home made plastic and it
> > > works..
> > > look up home made polymer on youtube... there are several videos on
> > > it.
>
> > > basicly you take a glass jar and put some ascetone in it.. then you
> > > put chunks of styrofom in it until no more will disolve... then you
> > > can pour this slurrey into/over a mold and make a part or you can wait
> > > up to about 5 minutes and it will be like clay and it is moldable. the
> > > more of the ascetone that evaporates the harder it gets.... if it
> > > starts setting up too fast, you can add more ascetone.
>
> > > possible ideas for this in the tank field:
> > > track molding
> > > tank bodies
> > > custom motor mounts
> > > details and acessories
> > > and more!!!!!!
>
> > > Cheap and easy!!!!!!!
>
> > > Stephen Cobb..
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