Re: Rubber bowls for plaster

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Date: Tue Oct 24 2000 - 15:32:21 PDT

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In a message dated 10/24/00 8:21:23 AM, Jane_Altshuler@bullis.org writes:
Back in the dark ages, I used those to mix investment for molds for precious
metals. I found them in the jewelry catalogues. Sax probably has them in
their jewelry section.

<< I'm looking for these wonderful rubber bowls that I used in the Stone Age

when I was in college. They were black and made of thick rubber. After

you used them for plaster you just squeezed (squoze?) them and the plaster

would just flake out. I have not seen them in any catalog and I wonder if

any of you know a source for them. Thanks! Jane

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