Just glob on plenty of the RTV and let it cure. Then trim it to a
nice shape with an X-Acto or razor blade. I you try to shape it
before it cures you will just make a mess.
Stu
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Subject: Re: Mirrors
Author: Non-HP-owner-tigers (owner-tigers@triumph.cs.utah.edu) at
HP-ColSprings,mimegw3
Date: 4/26/96 11:51 AM
Bennett wrote:
>I had an idea of placing a bead of black RTV around the edge, but have not
>tried it yet. It will take a small nozzle and a steady hand.
Would it be impracticable to make a tool with a reverse-profile
cutout, sorta like a router bit, that you could drag along the
edge to "clean up" the bead afterwards? Don't know if spraying
the tool w/silicone as a release agent would work either. Just
a thought...
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