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ISSN 0106-469X
Article
Vol. 1, 2021December 20, 2021 CEST

Comparing the efficacy of four methods of preparing 3D-printed polymer surfaces to take paint and their effect on an acrylic paint layer

Amanda Berg,
3D-PrintingFDMCeramic conservationInfillsPaint adhesionSurface processingPLAABS
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Berg, Amanda. 2021. “Comparing the Efficacy of Four Methods of Preparing 3D-Printed Polymer Surfaces to Take Paint and Their Effect on an Acrylic Paint Layer.” MoK 1 (December):81–94.
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