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03-21-2008
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Re: Tinted resins?
So does Delta, we have tried and tested them and have not found a use for them.
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03-22-2008
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Re: Tinted resins?
I use the amber tint, and I do notice difference in the reflection of the refraction. I have repaired side by side using conventional and tinted resins many times with a judging panel of six people. Every person there could see a difference but the ending results were not enough to declare using the tinted resins exclusively.
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03-22-2008
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Re: Tinted resins?
I played with some tinted resin.I think it had a blueish tint to it.I thuoght it looked worse so I dropped the idea.
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