"Curing in the rain" Topic
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greenknight4  | 22 Nov 2023 11:52 a.m. PST |
Thought I would share this. I an in Seacoast New Hampshire and it is rainy on the coast and no doubt snowing inland. I had some figures I had printed for sale and want to cure them. In my previous posts I mentioned how I place my prints in a clear glass bowl of water and set them in the sun. Even on a cloudy day they cure. Today I took my prints and place them in a glass cereal bowl in water. Then I placed a glass bowl over the top. Bingo 30minutes later in the rain they cured. Wow |
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