Can you use this on things other than foam board such as chipboard and museum board for model building?
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I've only used it on foam-core board but it does slice cleanly through all the layers and slice into the mat board I use to prevent the wood support from being marred. It is easy to use with a straight rail that is anchored somehow. The foam-core I use for model building. I would expect you to go through blades fairly fast but that happens any time you want super-crisp cuts with thin blades.
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The blade is no stiffer/sturdier than an Xacto blade. I'm not sure about the composition of museum board, but if we are talking standard paper chipboard (and not the wood/particle board stuff) you could probably manage some scoring at best and cutting would kill the blades fairly quickly.
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It should work just as well for laminates. Other reviews I read said they used it on laminates.
731393
No way but there is silhouette chipboard out there you can use for the cameo
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I use this on white boards to form boxes for different projects. I have not used it outside. Sorry I could not offer more information.
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You probably can, but I would not recommend it, it might possibly damage the material
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You certainly can. Only thing marine about it is the components inside, mainly the board, have a anticorrosion coating.
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The packaging says (as I recall) it's good for veneers, formica, etc . I think even metal. I think it should work for any material/surface.
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Yes - you can make nice casts of items with good detail and then use another medium to build - I used green stuff myself. On point to mention - I tried this with resin plastics and the heat created by the plastic destroyed the mold - I did get a decent copy. I just melted the instant mold and used it again with no real harm. Very nice to those one off molds you may need.
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I would not use it on particle board, the nails don't have much to hold onto. For that type of material you're better off using screws.
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No, this board is only for the soft tip plastic. Metal would not stick and ruin it in no time.
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I would say no. It is more for canvas or materials. On those it works great.
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I would imagine that it would hold up to the type of moisture in mixed media projects. I use to attach all sorts of things to cardstock but, given its intense holding power, I think it would hold chipboard to MDF. I have used it to hold photos to metal with good results.
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I have not used it in this way- I use it to mold and replace victorian decorative woodwork. I suggest going to their website (google product name) or doing a search of YouTube videos for information from people with experience with decks.
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Yes. I have used this on finished dining set, old weathered wood, ceramic, metal, rock and bookcases, etc. This is the best stuff. Remember to follow directions. Less is better. Hope this helps. Always test.
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I would say yes, at least on harder plastics like acrylic or PVC. You would want to sand the surface to give it some "tooth". On the other hand, the moe flexible plastics such as polypropylene may pose a problem.
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I guess you could if the coating is uniform and adheres to the surface. I have only used it on untreated wood.
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You probably don't want to use this for mold making as it is not flexible. I'd suggest a casting silicon from smooth on.