Snail Scott on mon 2 may 05
At 12:02 PM 4/29/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>I have use this to make a "body cast" directly applied onto bear flesh.
Do you have to shave the bear first? -Snail
Susan Fox-Hirschmann on wed 4 may 05
As I recall
LOTS AND LOTS of VASELINE.....was the trick we used in Art School.
Susan
Annandale, VA
Frank Colson on wed 4 may 05
Susan- You can cut the "Vaseline" 50/50 with mineral sprits or turpentine
to make an easy application which does not require lots and lots of
the stuff straight from the jar! All these various suggested applications
of different kind of releases which require one coat to dry to before doing
another and then testing is really a form of "busy work" which takes time
and exploration. One's working methods should be simple yet
effective and fool proof. I have made molds for centuries and have used
every kind of reformulated and self made release thinkable. When it
comes to basics then this is the way to go, just ordinary petroleum jelly!
Frank Colson
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From: "Susan Fox-Hirschmann"
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> As I recall
>
>
> LOTS AND LOTS of VASELINE.....was the trick we used in Art School.
> Susan
> Annandale, VA
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Frank Colson on wed 4 may 05
Seems like a grizzly challenge but it could go either way!
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From: "Snail Scott"
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> At 12:02 PM 4/29/2005 -0400, you wrote:
> >I have use this to make a "body cast" directly applied onto bear flesh.
>
>
> Do you have to shave the bear first? -Snail
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william schran on thu 5 may 05
Snail wrote:>Do you have to shave the bear first?<
This one made me LOL.
Years ago, in my written instructions for "do's and don't's for my
raku class I wrote:..."and no bear feet"
Students have never let me forget that one.
Bill
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