Flanging / barrier materials - what do you use?


Flanging / barrier materials - what do you use?
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Bonobo
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posted 13 Years Ago HOT
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What's the material for making flanges in split moulds?

polypropylene, fluted correx, mdf, ....?
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posted 13 Years Ago HOT
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corex fluted signboard is perfect.

Cardboard is fine too when covered in flash breaker tape or a cheap parcel tape you know resin doesnt stick too.
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Flanging / barrier materials - what do you use?
Bonobo - 13 Years Ago
     Hi, Ive use polyprop in the past and plexi, seen some guys making flanges with a hard cardboard as...
matthieutje65 - 13 Years Ago
     Correx. Easily manipulated due to the dual layer construction.
Vips - 13 Years Ago
     corex fluted signboard is perfect. Cardboard is fine too when covered in flash breaker tape or a...
Warren - 13 Years Ago

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