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From: "deelusbybeekeeper" <deelusbybeekeeper@excelonline.com>
Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2001 14:19:17 -0700
To: <BiologicalBeekeeping@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Storing latex mould
Hi to all on Biological Beekeeping
Clay wrote:
> Dee, I have just finished my second fiberglass plate. Going
to have
someone
> build dipping pan out of stainless steel like Erik's. What
is the best way
> to store latex mould for a few months then I will make more
plates?
Reply:
I just lay mine on a shelf
flat and cover with a piece of cloth to keep the
dust off when not in use for long periods. Then to reuse, work
up by washing
with mild soap and water, reseal with new release agent and
shoot more
fiberglass moulds.
You should be able to get several
sets of moulds that way. When using the
press plates, seam one of the ends (both pieces together with
pyrimads) with duct tape real good to make a folding card to
insert wax sheets into.
Chow
Dee
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