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From: Danny Creech <dannycreech@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [LML] molds cheap and easy
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Sounds like a lot of people use package tape. But has anyone thought of
using that plastic wrap which is used in warehouses to wrap pallets of
boxes to keep them together (For a large area)? The stuff is kind of
like the shrink wrap your wife uses in the kitchen.  

It's cheep and forms well to most items which are not to complex. Just
a thought.

Danny Creech