I will look for that in the morning. Thanks for sharing!
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "Bob" <criswells.ok@...> wrote:
Perry! Thanks so much for the plastic wrap idea. I used it inside my
papercrete mold and it worked great. Like I thought it does create
wrinkles and also some little air pockets, but for stones or bricks it
will work great. Saves a lot of time and hassle of drying and removing
the stone from the mold. All I had to do to remove it, was just turn it
over on its back and the plastic wraped stone slipped right out. Now I
can do a assemblyline and really start to turn out stones.
Thanks again
Bob the builder
P.S. I didn't use a plastic bag, I used that stuff you wrap up multiple
boxes on a shipping skid.
P.S. I POSTED PICTURES OF THE MOLD(S) AND THE NEWLY POURED STONE. The other molds I pictured are other molds that I made of stones using 10w30 motor oil as a release agent on the original stone (it didn't work) I had to force the original stones out of the papercrete and broke the papercrete mold doing so. It even happened on the first one and I was able to repair that mold with just carpenters glue. I will repair the other two the same way and using your plastic wrap idea they should last a very long time.
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