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    Quote Originally Posted by curious aardvark View Post
    Acetone vapour will certainly help smooth it - IF it's abs.
    Thanks. The printer uses something called "ABSplus thermoplastic". Does Acetone vapour help in this case?

    http://www.stratasys.com/materials/fdm/absplus
    http://www.stratasys.com/3d-printers...uprint-se-plus

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    yep should be fine.
    drop bassna a pm - he doe s a lot of vapour smoothing and will steer you straight time and equipment wise.

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    Thanks.

    What is the different between sanding cloth and sandpaper?

    Who is bassna? He/she is not in this thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3dprintinguser View Post
    Thanks.

    What is the different between sanding cloth and sandpaper?

    Who is bassna? He/she is not in this thread.

    He/She is a member on the forum that has done a lot with acetone.

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    I just tried XTC-3D. It's a 2-part coating you paint on the part in a very thin coat. It's a self-leveling filler that dries clear. Here's a very quick, test spot I did. You can see some remnants of the lines because I didn't go for complete coverage, just a quick test.

    Here's the backside of the part, no treatment


    Here's the front side


    I like this because I don't have to heat a volatile liquid, or even heat anything. It works on any material, and is very cost-effective.

    I am in no way affiliated with the company that makes it.

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