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Molding plastic parts - an experiment 444-544

posted by  Boulder444 on  Sun Oct 16 01:18 CST 2005
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Hey Belinda,

These heater control pieces look great! How does this process work??? You take an impression from the original, then pour plastic into the mold? I suppose, if this is the case, one would need originals in decent shape to begin with?

Can you also replicate the translucent plastic of the speedo ring?

Very interesting...very interesting indeed...

Take care,
Aiden
Boulder, CO
1957 PV44L
1966 220 (For Sale!)






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