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I'm not sure if she has researched that, but I think it's always good to cover the wires to protect them from the vapours.
Btw, the documentation is already online! You can read the vapor treating tutorial here.
During the Ulti-evening we also discussed water marbling, but since we're still exploring this we don't have a guide yet. This might come later on when we have some more experience
But if someone would like to try it, you can basically follow the steps below the create something like this:
Fill a bucket with water and shake the spray cans for at least 2 minutes
Put on your gloves and spray the colors after each other in the water for at least 3 seconds per color
Marble the water with a skewer or pencil when the paint is still liquid
Gently push your print through the layers of paint
Allow the paint to set under water for at least 1 minute
Clear away all the paint that is floating on the water
Take the print out of the water and let it air dry for at least 1 minute before setting it to dry completely (2 hours)
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I'm not sure if she has researched that, but I think it's always good to cover the wires to protect them from the vapours.
Btw, the documentation is already online! You can read the vapor treating tutorial here.
During the Ulti-evening we also discussed water marbling, but since we're still exploring this we don't have a guide yet. This might come later on when we have some more experience
But if someone would like to try it, you can basically follow the steps below the create something like this:

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