
If you have been following this board you will know that I use Hirst Arts molds. Since Merlin's Magic dental plaster goes for around $40 for a 50 pound box (not including shipping) from Clint Sales...I try to get the most bang out of my buck. To those ends I rely heavily on two things, my vibrating casting table and Almore Surfactant.
Having just started in on a new box of plaster I noted that I was getting a little low on Almore so I went to reorder and that is where things got a little...hinky.
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Almore Surfactant (40 oz.) on Amazon.com, then on net32.com, and the Dental License requirement by net32.com.
Having just started in on a new box of plaster I noted that I was getting a little low on Almore so I went to reorder and that is where things got a little...hinky.
Gallery screen grabs from left to right...
Almore Surfactant (40 oz.) on Amazon.com, then on net32.com, and the Dental License requirement by net32.com.
Now, I could complain about the situation but I like being the guy who has a solution instead. A full gallon of Almore Surfactant (128 oz.) for a better price than net32.com and you do not need a Dentist's license to purchase it. I just placed my order with them a few minutes ago without any problems.
I have used Jet Dry and water both spraying and dunking the molds in the solution...Almore Surfactant provides a better result with both Excalibur Stone and Merlin's Magic.
If you have found a better deal on Almore please feel free to let us know in the comments below!
If you have found a better deal on Almore please feel free to let us know in the comments below!