Use any water based ink to add colour to PVA.

answering any question is helpful , really thank u ill try it as for the wax , the problem is me not u, but let me get this straight is it a rubbing compound for polish or is it only a wax for a certain use ?

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Hi,

For waxing your plug or mold, pure carnauba wax will work. You can find it at any car shop.

I used Mothers pure carnauba wax "step3", and, even if it is not specified that it "will work for composite guys", it does.

I'm not sure about coloring pva, but if i had to try, i would get my hands on food colors (which are transparent and readily available) and have a try on a scrap part.

Hope it helps.

 



 


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guys all i got here is a clear color pva and i want blue or whatever color i could get to trace it on the mold , can anyone help me and tell me what kind of color can i add without harming the pva?

as for the wax , which is the best wax i can find in a local store that can be used for waxing molds.

best regards mhd alghoul mhdghoul@hotmail.com youtube channel :atmospherejo link is http://www.youtube.com/user/atmospherejo?ob=0&feature=results_main