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    NQCairns
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    Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Does anyone know where I can purchase some sheets of this? There is also noodle shaped packing made of the same stuff I believe.
    I think it's rice or potato starch made into sheets, upon touching water it dissolves completly.
    Thanks nq

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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Oops,... Err, read below.
    Any fishing is good fishing (should probably say Any fishing is...probably going to be illegal soon)

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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    I think shipton trading has something like that (PVA dissolving bags also mesh and line - its in the classic products list) which they promote for berleying. Their web address is shiptontrading.com.au or something very similar.
    Any fishing is good fishing (should probably say Any fishing is...probably going to be illegal soon)

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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    you should be able to get rice paper from any asian grocery store

    scotty

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    NQCairns
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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Nonibbles great idea, I didn't know there was such a product will look into it, thanks again.

    Scotty thanks for that, does rice paper dissolve on contact with water?
    nq


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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    HI NQ,

    Just curious, what are you planning on doing with it.

    Cheers
    Matty

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    NQCairns
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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Building a boat for my mother in law

    I will be useing it to create drainage lines between the hull and 2pak foam in my project boat, if I can find something that works.nq

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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    nq,
    an ideas man
    would styrofoam and some sort of solvent work? if you can't get hols of rice paper
    cheers
    dazza

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    NQCairns
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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Dazza the idea is second hand, wish I could take credit for it it is a damn smart idea!
    If I have no luck with starch paper or long length noodles of starch packing, I may use a thick wafer type cardboard about 8mm wide and hot glued to the floor, it should allow water to migrate downslope, it will decompose over time I would guess- probably clog my bilge pump . Just have to test to make sure it doesn't saturate with the foam pour.

    Nonibbles idea is good also I could glue down a latice of these PVA mesh bags, looking forward to checking them out in person.

    I guess styrofoam would work, I will think about the solvent side of that idea some more.

    cheers, nq

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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Styrofoam and petrol would be easier and more stable.

    I can get the cornstarch packaging foam but just in the little nuts they melt like crazy if you look at them.

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    nisrol
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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Hmmmmmmm sounds like somebody is trying for rice paper wraped sushi before there even caught ?, ???
    might have a market for them over in japan interesting idea thou NQ might look into it myself ROFLMAO .

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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    i have asked the chef at work about the rice paper he tells me that when it is soaked in water it becomes useable /flexible but dose not breakdown
    im sure it would break down eventuly

    scotty

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    Re: Starch paper - yes boating/fishing related

    Idea is good though I don't think the polystyrene idea will work properly as I suspect the 2 pack you will be using will also dissolve the polystyrene in the process.

    By the way I think the technical term for the process is called Investment Casting ( although my memory is suffering of late) ie use of a disposable material like using wax moulds in plaster castings which are then heated to remove the wax and leave complex voids.


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