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Dragged into a scandalous love-murder, swept into a turmoil of amazing events . . . they live a lifetime in 48 mad hours!
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TO INSURE PERFECT MAT REPRODUCTION
The mats illustrated in this merchandising plan will reproduce perfectly, if cast properly.
The following rules, if observed when casting the mat, will insure perfect stereotypes. Pass them along to your printer.
The casting box should be heated before making the cast. This is very important, as pouring molten metal inte a cold box, chills the metal so that it does not give a perfect cast. The casting box operates most efficiently when it is warmed up.
The simplest way to do this is to run some metal through the casting box before the mat is inserted.
The mats should be heated before trying te make a east, in order to dry out any moisture that
may have been absorbed from the air. Unless the mats are dried out, first, they will blister when the molten metal touches them. Don’t run the metal too hot. Be sure to use a good quality metal.
When using only part of an ad, cast the entire mat and then saw up the cast to get the part you want.
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