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- redheadorigami
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Re: Thin papers
HOW THE CRAP do you apply MC????
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Re: Thin papers
1. Find methyl cellulose
2. Put one sheet of tissue paper on glass surface (polished wood works too, but not as well)
3. Apply MC with paint brush, until the paper is soaked with it.
4. Put the second sheet on the first *BE CAREFUL*
5. apply another coat of MC
6. Let sit overnight
7. PROFIT. I mean, peel it off the table in the morning
2. Put one sheet of tissue paper on glass surface (polished wood works too, but not as well)
3. Apply MC with paint brush, until the paper is soaked with it.
4. Put the second sheet on the first *BE CAREFUL*
5. apply another coat of MC
6. Let sit overnight
7. PROFIT. I mean, peel it off the table in the morning

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Re: Thin papers
Thanks!
But can it be applied after folding the said model?
But can it be applied after folding the said model?
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Re: Thin papers
Never tried it, but I suppose you could 

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Re: Thin papers
Thanks Sroge!
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Re: Thin papers
Yes indeed. I seem to remember Natan having success doing this (folding from an unsized sheet, then sizing it afterward). If you are folding from an already sized sheet, you can definitely do it. It is essentially wet-folding, but with MC-a lot of people do this for complex, wet-folded stuff.redheadorigami wrote:Thanks!
But can it be applied after folding the said model?
Re: Thin papers
i wish i could get ahold of some mc, where can u get it??? pm me plz
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Re: Thin papers
Look for Elmer's art paste online if you're in the US...Fluffy wrote:i wish i could get ahold of some mc, where can u get it??? pm me plz
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I dont know, my parents have a jar full in their shed.the modern einstein wrote:RedHead origami - where in Aus do you get your MC?
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Re: Thin papers
Thanks!Jonnycakes wrote:Yes indeed. I seem to remember Natan having success doing this (folding from an unsized sheet, then sizing it afterward). If you are folding from an already sized sheet, you can definitely do it. It is essentially wet-folding, but with MC-a lot of people do this for complex, wet-folded stuff.redheadorigami wrote:Thanks!
But can it be applied after folding the said model?
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Re: Thin papers
Redhead - would you mind asking your parents where they got the MC please? I would be interested to know -hopefully somewhere cheaper than where I got it!
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Re: Thin papers
It's sold as wallpaper glue...some hardware stores still carry it...mostly smaller ones though
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Heh, I will ask them, but is wallpaper glue necessarily the same as MC?leung_wwy wrote:Redhead - would you mind asking your parents where they got the MC please? I would be interested to know -hopefully somewhere cheaper than where I got it!
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Re: Thin papers
just use the search function.