When is safe to blast?

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Bonnie Rubinstein
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When is safe to blast?

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When is it safe to blast the back of a piece that has just finished cooling to room temp? Is it at risk to bast, i.e. in 2 hours ?

thanks!
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DonMcClennen
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Re: When is safe to blast?

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If it is room temp then your good to go!
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Tony Smith
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Re: When is safe to blast?

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Hi Bonnie!

What Don said.

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Bonnie Rubinstein
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Re: When is safe to blast?

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Hi Tony! hope all is well!

Thanks, guys.. I was under the gun(pardon the pun!).. so I went and did the deed, and it is fine.

phew! had 36 hrs. to create a complicated piece..feel like I just took a final exam, like both my daughters!
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