Re: plaster gauze

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Date: Tue May 04 2004 - 13:57:50 PDT

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Re: plaster gauzeThanks, Bunki. I looked more closely today at the gauze. It is much more 'open'. So holds the plaster less- thus it all falls out on the table while you're cutting it. I'll check their website. and give them a call. I had one mask that didn't harden at all today. I checked at the end of the day and it was still a mess. with the pariscraft, it was pretty much foolproof.
Betsy

    A good place to order from is from Douglas & Sturgess in San Francisco, CA.
    They have a website you can order from also....www.artstuf.com

  Phone number is...1-888-278-7883

  Address is.....
  Douglas & Sturgess
  730 Bryant St., San Francisco, CA 94107

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