What is the material for the impressions? Someone mentions epoxy, but epoxy is very toxic.
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I'm not 100% on what the material was. It was some firm putty. I didn't get sick though.
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Hello,The impression putty material is not epoxy. It is polyvinyl siloxane which is very safe and very common to use for teeth impressions.
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Hello, The impression putty material is not epoxy. It is polyvinyl siloxane which is very safe and very common to use for teeth impressions.
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I am sorry but I do not use this material for that purpose. I am not familiar with what you are asking. Sorry
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Plastic, but why they would do this I have no idea. Everyone in the industry knows plastic is toxic.
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plastic - Plexiglas would be my guess - pretty durable. I am pretty careful during cleaning to only use soft materials against the "glass" panels so I don't scratch them.
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The interior and exterior bottom are covered in a light weight fabric. When I used my knuckles to knock on exterior, it sounded like wood. Might also be fiberboard.
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I would consider it polyester and the filling feels like very small beads. They are smooth and you just wipe them clean. I looked on the box and it doesn't have what the specific material is.
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Good question, I didn't think of that. Plastic. Now I wonder how long it will last. Guess I can always use duct tape when it fails. For about $20, seems like it should be sturdier, eh?And it looks very visible to me, no doubt whatsoever. It will eventually break with repeated opening/closings.
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It is more of an epoxy. Taking the pic down you would definitely rip it. It has the capacity to take chunks out of drywall when you try to remove it and it won't come off the back of a picture frame if that is your plan. I use it to affix things I want to stay permanently. The top of a lamp that broke. I fixed the bar that holds the stuff on my refrigerator door. Hanging a towel rack. It works great but it IS permanent.
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I'm gonna go with plastic. They are very cheap and bounce sideways. I bought them as toys for my ferret. For the price, don't expect much.
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Yes it is, Bry but i'm going to use it on a stock i will design and build. I suggest sanding the paint from all prods, and checking for cracks and air chambers near the glass reinforced plastic (fiberglass). A breaking prod could do permanent damage. I have found imperfections under paint. V these out for more glueing surface area. I recommend West System G-flex epoxy only, for such extreme requirements.
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It's a resin material, but looks like pottery. I have it in a far corner so no one touches it. You'll pay at least double for pottery.
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Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed to never let loose.Joe Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed... » Read More Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed to never let loose.Joe « Show Less
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Hi Meghan...it's a composite of recycled substances...if that helps...however I've gotten excellent reviews from may patients, and the price is right!Paul
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Ebonite plastic, like a bowling ball. Wood is far more expensive, and warps far more likely, making the sound quality of the instrument unpredictable. But the other commenter is correct: it's a gorgeous clarinet for the price.
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I really don't know is there is another product better,anyway,this product is an epoxy and I think it will very good for your project.
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JB WELD.... get it at big box store... the slow orig formula. CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN area to be glue. 90% alcohol and the like. Play with Epoxy JB weld first if you have time. Stick to things together, let set. For sink, let set minimum 2 days. I did 3 days. I wanted it to last forever.
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agree it appears to be aluminum. be careful about the wax though, wouldn't want to ruin your work when it comes to finishing time