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OriginalMotion
OriginalMotion
2 years ago

Hello,

you need a smooth and best slightly flexible plate. This is then treated with a separating layer. I use epoxy for example plexiglas and special release agent. Here you can also use vaseline or similar (very thinly applied).

SG

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Lelazoe
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Lelazoe
2 years ago
Reply to  OriginalMotion

Thanks that is by far the most helpful and accurate answer.

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dvdfan
dvdfan
2 years ago

Take something smooth from polypropylene.

The plastic is one of the non-tackable plastics.

If it’s a bit flexible, you can remove it even better.

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DoeneralaAllah
DoeneralaAllah
2 years ago

Metal

Because you can run with hard solvent

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oerdi
oerdi
2 years ago

it can be easily detached again when it is dried

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