Case question

[MarcL]

Yes. If you end up with them being to wet, wait for wrapping. If you don't, it'll take much longer. wood is faster, plastic not so much.

 

[JayT]

Yes. If you end up with them being to wet, wait for wrapping. If you don't, it'll take much longer. wood is faster, plastic not so much.

Thanks, I have been looking for a wooden 46x4.5 mold I have a plastic one but can't seem to find a wooden one in within that size range for a decent price

 

[waikikigun]

For those with VAED (Vinyl Auditory Experience Deficiency) syndrome, substitute the sound of a heavy-weight, WLT poly-nylon tobacco bag when manipulated. (And imagine sitting on it for hours, while driving.)

Bob

Huh....

 

[MarcL]

Thanks, I have been looking for a wooden 46x4.5 mold I have a plastic one but can't seem to find a wooden one in within that size range for a decent price

Parejo mold? (straight cigar) I'll keep an eye out..

 

[JayT]

Parejo mold? (straight cigar) I'll keep an eye out..

Yes straight 46-48 RG (not too worried about length since I can cut shorter). Thank you sir !

 

[GreenDragon]

It will not hurt them. I frequently leave my bunches (dolls) in the mold overnight. If it's a plastic mold, I will usually remove the top of the mold the next morning to let them dry some during the day, then wrap them when I get home from work.

Edit - I seem to have answered this out of sequence somehow. Marc's advice is spot on.