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Rigid Wrap - Question

10 years ago

Nicethyme and anyone else who wants to answer - I have another mannequin to do and it is made of that really hard, tough, slick, white plastic. Do you think I need to wrap it first? Is the reason for wrapping it so that the tess will stay attached better?

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nicethyme
10 years ago
I use wrap when the substrate may not be stiff enough. Your project sounds like you really need to score it to give it tooth, maybe test out a gritty sandpaper and see if you can scuff it up
silvamae
Original Author
10 years ago
Okay, good to know. My project is totally solid and secure, but quite slick. So I will score it or scratch it, maybe with a coarse sandpaper. THANKS!
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