Last night I finished spruing my piece and started the dipping process. The thicker red wax provides a path for the metal to eventually flow into the tree trunks and lids while the thinner wax sticks act as vents for any trapped gasses that may float to the top. After I finished attaching the red wax, I sprayed my piece down with Mop N Glow to make it sticky. Next, I dipped it into a vat of slurry twice allowing it to dry in between dippings. The slurry helps preserve the texture and detailing. Next week, I'll begin dipping it into the sand between slurry dips. Below are some photos I took while waiting for my piece to dry.
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